Skip to main content

Full text of "Association of Alumnae and Former Students of Sweet Briar College"

See other formats 


SWEET  BRIAR  COLLEGE 


3  2449  0335214  / 


Asanrtattnu 
nf 


ARCHIVES 

LH  Ufi 

1 

.S94 

A48 

1916 


Association  of 
Alumnae  and  Former 

Students  of 
Sweet  Briar  College 


December,  1916 


ASSOCIATION  OF  ALUMNAE 

AND  FORMER  STUDENTS 

OF  SWEET  BRIAR 

COLLEGE 


Alice  G.  Swain,  '14 President 

Rachel   Forbush Vice-President 

Lelia  Dew Secretary 

Sue  Slaughter,  '13 Treasurer 


Executive  Committee 

Eugenia  Buffingfon,  '13 
Harriet  Evans,  '15 
Grace  Martin 
Dorothy  Wallace 

The  present  executive  committee 
wishes  to  express  its  appreciation  of 
the  work  done  by  the  former  execu- 
tive committee  of  the  Association. 


FOREWORD 

The  aim  of  the  Association  Book- 
let is  to  keep  every  old  girl  in  touch 
with  every  other  old  girl  and  in 
touch  with  the  Association  work. 
One  of  the  departments  of  our  or- 
ganization deals  altogether  with  this 
aim.  The  girls  can  lighten  our  work 
and  help  us  live  up  to  our  aim  by 
assuming  the  responsibility  of  be- 
coming active,  live  members  of  their 
State  Chapters.  So  much  of  the 
strength  of  the  Association  lies  in 
the  hands  of  those  girls  that  we 
urge  Chapter  formation  wherever 
possible.  Often  it  is  impossible  to 
attend  the  meetings  of  the  nearest 
Chapter.  If  so,  write  the  Chapter 
Secretary  for  a  report  of  the  meet- 
ings and  work  out  their  ideas  in 
your  town.  If  there  is  no  Chapter 
in  your  community,  write  to  the 
President  of  the  Association  con- 
cerning the  advisability  of  forming 
one. 

There  are  certain  duties  that  de- 
volve upon  everyone.  First,  pay  your 
dues  promptly  to  the  Treasurer  of 
the  Association,  Sue  Slaughter,  547 
Warren  Crescent,  Norfolk,  Virginia. 
The  dues  are  the  greatest  financial 
support  the  Association  can  receive. 
There  are  over  one  thousand  "old 
girls."  Let  each  pay  her  dues  to 
the  Association,  and  half  of  the 
amount  the  girls  want  to  raise  this 
year  will  be  in  the  Treasury. 


Second,  send  any  change  of  ad- 
dress or  name  and  birth  notices  to 
Marion  Peele,  Sweet  Briar,  Virginia. 
Changes  of  name  and  address  must 
also  be  sent  to  Sue  Slaughter.  Any 
notes  concerning  yourself  that  you 
think  others  would  be  interested  in 
knowing  should  go  to  Isabell  Wood, 
editor  of  the  Alumnae  Department 
of  the  Magazine.  It  would  be  a  good 
plan  for  each  Chapter  to  subscribe  to 
the  Magazine. 

Third,  interest  other  people  in 
Sweet  Briar.  Many  girls  select  a 
school  or  college  at  random.  It  is 
for  us  old  girls  to  suggest  Sweet 
Briar  to  these  unsettled  individuals. 

Fourth,  for  the  next  few  years  the 
two  most  familiar  words  to  the 
Sweet  Briar  girls  should  be,  and 
most  probably  will  be,  "Endowment 
Fund."  An  endowment  fund  is  not 
a  luxury,  but  a  necessity.  Other  col- 
leges refer  to  their  Funds  in  terms 
of  hundreds  of  thousands.  We  say 
— "Twelve  thousand."  It  is  for  us 
girls  to  radically  change  such  a 
statement.  It  can  be  done.  It  must 
be  done.  Girls,  can  we  earn  two 
thousand  dollars  this  year?  It  is  a 
paltry  sum  if  every  girl  helps.  We 
can  do  it.        

The  old  girls  who  received  the 
Booklet  last  year  were  probably  in- 
terested in  hearing  of  the  division 
of  the  "  Subs  "  from  the  College.  By 
this  division   Sweet  Briar  Academy 


was  founded,  with  Mrs.  H.  N.  Hills 
as  Principal. 

This  year  there  is  a  radical  change 
in  the  College.  Miss  Benedict,  our 
beloved  President,  has  resigned,  and 
Miss  McVea,  of  the  University  of 
Cincinnati,  was  elected  President  by 
the  Board  of  Trustees. 


All  who  were  at  the  meeting  in 
June  know  that  the  Association 
voted  to  purchase  a  Williams  watch 
from  the  Sweet  Briar  Estate  and 
give  it  to  Miss  Benedict  with  our 
love  and  gratitude.  The  following 
is  an  extract  from  a  letter  of  thanks 
from  Miss  Benedict: 

"  My  thanks  go  out  to  all  who 
took  part  in  sending  this  to  me  and, 
as  I  don't  know  how  to  reach  them, 
I  hope  you  will  help  me  by  letting 
them  know  as  far  as  you  can  how 
pleased  I  am.  What  they  did  and 
the  way  it  was  done  was  so  lovely, 
and  the  watch  with  what  it  means 
as  an  expression  of  the  *  girls  old  and 
new '  is  the  thing  I  value  most  of  all 
my  possessions." 


Belonging  to  the  Sweet  Briar  Estate 
there  is  a  quantity  of  old  silver  and 
wonderful  laces.  Many  suggestions 
had  been  made  to  dispose  of  these 
valuables,  but  none  were  carried  out 
for  a  long  time.    Last  year  Mrs.  Mc- 

5 


Call,  kin  of  the  Williams  family, 
proposed  that  the  Alumnae  Associa- 
tion buy  what  remained  of  the  laces, 
for  she  had  sold  a  few  pieces  during 
the  year,  the  proceeds  to  go  to  the 
Endowment  Fund  through  her.  The 
Association  decided,  since  the  money 
would  go  to  the  Fund,  to  buy  the 
laces  which  had  been  marked  at  ri- 
diculously low  prices.  Among  the 
pieces  purchased  are  two  beautiful 
lace  handerchiefs  and  two  collars, 
one  a  small  Milan  point  bertha  val- 
ued by  an  appraiser  of  laces  at  $125, 
the  other  a  large  bertha  valued  at 
about  one  half  the  price  of  the 
smaller  one.  It  is  planned  to  have 
these  laces  valued  and  mounted. 


A  GREETING 

It  gives  me  genuine  pleasure  to 
comply  with  your  President's  re- 
quest that  I  send,  through  the  Book- 
let, a  few  words  of  greeting  to  the 
alumnae  and  former  students  of 
Sweet  Briar.  Many  of  you  I  have 
already  met  and  I  am  anticipating 
knowing  all  of  you  in  the  near  fu- 
ture. Already  we  have  a  common 
interest  in  a  keen  desire  to  further 
the  welfare  of  Sweet  Briar.  I  came 
to  it  as  its  President  because  I  be- 
lieved in  what  it  had  accomplished 
in  the  past  and  what  it  promised  for 
the  future.  You  have  already  given 
abundant  evidence  of  your  devotion 
to  your  college  by  your  valiant  and 
successful  efforts  in  behalf  of  the 
endowment  fund.  What  you  have 
done  is,  I  feel  sure,  a  pledge  of  what 
you  will  do. 

No  educational  institution  to-day 
can  properly  maintain  itself  on  the 
tuition  fees  of  its  students;  certainly 
no  college  can  exist  without  a  large 
and  stable  income  derived  from  state 
or  from  private  endowment,  or  yet 
more  fortunately  from  a  happy  com- 
bination of  public  and  private  bene- 
faction.   The  rapid  increase  of  our 


endowment  fund  is  vital  not  only  to 
the  progress  but  to  the  very  exist- 
ence of  Sweet  Briar  as  a  college  of 
first  academic  ranking.  From  its  lo- 
cation and  from  its  first  benefactions 
this  college  belongs  in  a  certain 
sense  to  Virginia,  but  the  wide  range 
from  which  it  draws  its  student 
body,  including  thirty-four  of  the 
United  States,  and  its  loyal  alumnae 
scattered  _  from  the  Atlantic  to  the 
Pacific  give  it  a  cosmopolitan  char- 
acter which  argues  well  for  its  fu- 
ture influence  and  development.  If 
the  fair  promises  of  the  present  are 
realized.  Sweet  Briar  should  be  a 
center  of  sound  learning  for  women 
from  every  part  of  our  country. 

The  day  of  isolation  in  education 
has  passed.  To-day  every  school, 
college,  and  university  must  under- 
stand that  intellectual  attainments 
are  not  for  themselves  alone,  but  are 
valuable  only  when  they  can  be  in- 
terpreted in  the  terms  of  life  and 
that  that  education  is  a  failure  which 
does  not  enrich  the  life  of  the  indi- 
vidual and,  through  the  individual, 
the  community  and  national  life  of 
which  he  is  a  part.  The  college, 
therefore,  basing  as  it  does  it's  cur- 
riculum in  the  fundamental  subjects 
essential  to  intellectual  development, 
should  recognize  also  the  complex 
life  of  to-day  and  so  shape  its 
courses  of  study  as  to  aid  women  in 
worthily  discharging  their  ^  increas- 
ing community  responsibilities. 

8 


Your  president,  faculty,  and  trus- 
tees intend  to  make  the  degree  of 
Sweet  Briar  College  an  increasing 
mark  of  honor  and  academic  distinc- 
tion to  those  who  earn  it  and  an  ever 
higher  asset  to  them  in  their  work. 
It  is  our  aim  not  only  to  maintain 
the  good  standards  of  the  past,  but 
to  develop  the  college  in  scientific 
equipment,  in  library  facilities,  and 
in  the  number  and  variety  of  courses 
of  study  so  that  it  will  exert  an  ever 
larger  educational  influence.  Devo- 
tion to  the  best  interest's  of  the  col- 
lege and  loyal  co-operation  on  the 
part  of  Trustees,  Faculty,  and  the 
Association  of  Alumnae  and  Former 
Students  will  surely  in  the  end  se- 
cure for  Sweet  Briar  the  place  which 
it  should  hold  in  the  educational  life 
of  this  country.  To  these  ends  we 
invite  your  cordial  support. 

Emilie  W.  McVea, 
President  of  Sweet  Briar  College. 


CONSTITUTION 

Amendments 
Article  III.    Members 

Sec.  2. — Former  students  of  the 
Academy  are  eligible  to  auxiliary 
membership  in  the  Association  and 
all  the  privileges  pertaining  thereto, 
except  that  of  holding  office. 

9 


Article  IV.    Officers 

Sec.  2. — The  President,  one  other 
officer  and  two  members  of  the  Ex- 
ecutive Committee  shall  be  alumnae. 
The  other  two  officers  and  the  other 
two  members  of  the  Executive  Com- 
mittee shall  be  elected  from  the  As- 
sociation at  large,  exclusive  of 
alumnae. 

By-Law  VI 

All  Association  members  visiting 
Sweet  Briar  shall  be  expected  to 
abide  by  Student  Government  Asso- 
ciation rules. 


TREASURER'S   REPORT 

Receipts 

Balance  September,  1915  . . .    $100.00 

Interest  on  note 1.50 

Pledges  from  Chapters   508.07 

New  York $92.05 

Norfolk    76.75 

Ohio    59-25 

Richmond    53-75 

Chicago  40-55 

Salem-Roanoke    . . .     40-37 

Philadelphia    39-45 

Lynchburg    25.00 

Indianapolis  20.00 

Montclair    16.25 

Winston-Salem    . . .     1300 
Charlottesville    ....       9-00 

Sheboygan   5-^5 

Danville    3-3© 

Louisville    3-25 

10 


Catlettsburg-Charles- 
ton    3.05 

S.  B.  C. 7.00 

Dues     (individuals     not     in 

Chapters)    45.50 

Pledges    (individuals   not  in 

Chapters)    58.00 

Sale  of  Booklets   2.50 

Alumnae  Play  95-00 

Total  Receipts    $810.57 

Expenditures 

Stationery    $  11.25 

Express    .29 

Stamps   16.00 

Printing   127.46 

Machine  to  Lynchburg 8.80 

Alumnae    Delegate    to    Cin- 
cinnati            30.10 

Loan  for  Purchase  of  Watch       50.20 
Turned  Over  to  Endowment 

Fund   52.90 

Total  Expenditures   . .    $297.00 

Balance  June,  1916   $5i3-57 

(Signed) 
Katherine  Wilson, 
Treasurer,   1915-16. 


LIFE  MEMBERS 

Helen  Brockett   $  25.00 

Eugenia  Buffington  50.00 

Margery  Cox  50.00 

Margaret  Dressier   25.00 

Mary  Herd   25.00 

Margaret  Kaufman   25.00 

11 


Helen  Lamfrom   50.00 

Elise  Lloyd  25.00 

Lucile  Marshall  25.00 

Grace  Martin   25.00 

Elizabeth  Newman  25.00 

Rebekah  Fatten  25.00 

Helen   Pennock   25.00 

Frances   Richardson  35-00 

Barbara  Schreier 25.00 

Barbara  Shand 25.00 

Sue  Slaughter   25.00 

Henrietta  Washburn 50.00 

Total   $560.00 

The  new  treasury  system  urges  on 
every  former  student  of  Sweet  Briar 
the  yearly  payment  of  the  Associa- 
tion dues  of  $1.00,  or,  better  still,  the 
payment  of  $25.00  for  life  member- 
ship. To  this  end  bills  have  already 
been  sent  to  all  girls  who  have  at 
any  time  attended  Sweet  Briar  and 
we  would  urge  that  those  who  have 
not  already  done  so  should  remit  as 
soon  as  possible,  for  it  will  save  the 
Association  trouble,  expense  and 
anxiety  if  you  are  prompt.  Girls  who 
live  west  of  the  Mississippi  River 
are  requested  to  send  money  orders 
and  not  checks,  as  eastern  banks 
charge  ten  cents  for  collecting  every 
check  on  a  western  bank.  Flease  do 
not  think  that  contributions  from 
Chapters  take  the  place  of  dues.  The 
work  of  the  Chapters  is  most  neces- 
sary and  we  heartily  commend  and 
encourage  it,  but  we  urge  that  you 

12 


pay  your  annual  dues  direct  to  the 
central  Association  in  addition  to 
working  with  your  local  Chapter. 
Only  in  this  way  can  the  Association 
keep  track  of  every  girl  and  this  is 
a  vital  necessity  in  effective  organi- 
zation.   

CONCERNING  DUES 

The  question  has  arisen  as  to  how 
long  a  girl  will  be  considered  an  As- 
sociation member  if  she  does  not  pay 
her  dues.  It  has  been  suggested  that 
after  three  years  her  name  be 
dropped  from  the  Secretary's  and 
Treasurer's  books  and  that  her  As- 
sociation membership  will  cease. 


MINUTES 
1916 

June  5,  1916 — 9 :  00  a.m. 

A  special  meeting  of  the  Associa- 
tion of  Alumnae  and  Former  Stu- 
dents of  Sweet  Briar  College  was 
held  for  the  purpose  of  considering 
an  amendment  to  the  Constitution. 
It  was  proposed  that  Article  IV,  Sec- 
tion 2,  which  reads  as  follows,  be 
amended  at  the  next  meeting:  "The 
President,  the  Secretary  and  two 
members  of  the  Executive  Commit- 
tee shall  be  alumnae.  The  Vice- 
President,  the  Treasurer  and  two 
other    members    of    the    Executive 

13 


Committee  shall  be  elected  from  the 
Association  at  large,  exclusive  of 
alumnae." 

The  question  of  Association  mem- 
bership for  the  students  of  the  Acad- 
emy was  discussed.  It  was  suggested 
that  they  be  admitted  as  auxiliary 
members  of  the  Association. 

Miss  Washburn  asked  representa- 
tives of  various  Chapters  to  prepare 
informal  reports  of  the  activities  of 
their  respective  Chapters  for  the  an- 
nual meeting. 

As  there  was  no  further  business 
to  be  brought  before  the  Association, 
the  meeting  was  adjourned. 
(Signed) 
Anne  M.  Schutte, 
Secretary  pro  tem. 

June  s,  1916 

The  regular  annual  meeting  of  the 
Association  of  Alumnae  and  Former 
Students  was  held  in  the  Academic 
Building.  The  minutes  of  the  1915 
meeting  were  read  and  approved. 
The  Chapters  having  representatives 
present  gave  informal  reports  of  their 
efforts  to  raise  money  for  the  En- 
dowment Fund. 

*  It  was  suggested  that  members 
of  Chapters  send  their  dues  to  their 
respective  Chapter  treasurers,  who 
in  turn  should  hand  in  the  money 
together  with  an  itemized  report. 
The  Association  should  be  respon- 
sible  for  the  collection  of  dues  of 

14 


non-Chapter  members.  This  sugges- 
tion was  generally  approved,  but  no 
action  was  taken. 

*N.B.  All  dues  are  to  be  sent  to 
Sue  Slaughter,  547  Warren  Cres- 
cent, Norfolk,  Virginia. 

In  considering  the  amount  to  be 
raised  for  the  Endowment  Fund  by 
the  Association  for  the  year  1916- 
1917,  two  thousand  dollars  was  sug- 
gested as  a  beginning. 

The  question  of  Association  mem- 
bership for  Academy  students  which 
had  been  discussed  at  the  special 
meeting  was  then  reopened.  The 
following  motion  was  made  and 
carried : 

"  Former  students  of  the  Acaderny 
are  eligible  t'o  auxiliary  membership 
in  the  Association  and  all  the  privi- 
leges pertaining  thereto,  except  that 
of  holding  office." 

It  was  moved  and  carried  that  Ar- 
ticle IV,  Section  2  of  the  Constitu- 
tion be  amended  to  read  as  follows: 

"  The  President,  one  other  officer 
and  two  members  of  the  Executive 
Committee  shall  be  alumnae.  The 
other  two  officers  and  the  other  two 
members  of  the  Executive  Commit- 
tee shall  be  elected  from  the  As- 
sociation at  large,  exclusive  of 
alumnae." 

The  question  of  discipline  for  As- 
sociation members  while  visiting  col- 
lege was  then  discussed.  It  was 
moved  by  Miss  Martin  and  seconded 
by  Miss  Maurice  that  the  following 

15 


cW   be   incorporated   i„   the  B, 

swett"  iZ"lZi  IT^'"  ^-«"' 

-f  :td/  Cf  ^'enet^cr^ 
member   of   th^    Aco^  •  f-  ^^-^    ^ 

lifp  r«<.^u  .  Association,  C2)  a 
iiie  member  of  tli^  Ao„  •  /•  ^  -^  ^ 
{■2^  Vfr.^  or  tne  Association,  and 
k3)   Honorary  Presidenf  ,^f  +t,      a 

Miss  ptt^  *'  ?"""^'  meetings. 

pSe^z^s^r,^^MJ3TM^^^^^^^ 

ship  iist  of  the^ILo^cia^t;  TT^t 
stt1X/""^'°^^"<'^^'^-"be 

foi5"o:i„^;"(it™itte?  t^'""'"'^"-  '"^ 
the  dispoMirZtces  an7""^f' ' 

n-i-i^^Hlifn 

&1  ^T^eL-„^re7^l?-  '«- 

Ss^'a':?dT''"?""'^'-'LTfot- 
cers  and  executive  members  at  tte 


next    meeting.      The    meeting    ad- 
journed. 

Respectfully  submitted, 
Anne  M.  Schutte, 
Secretary  pro  tern. 

June  6,  1916 

A  meeting  of  the  Association  of 
Alumnae  and  Former  Students  was 
held  in  the  Academic  Building.  The 
minutes  of  the  annual  meeting  were 
read  and  approved. 

The  election  of  Secretary  and  mem- 
bers of  the  Executive  Committee 
were  then  held.  The  result  of  the 
elections  was  as  follows:  Lelia  Dew, 
Secretary;  Eugenia  Buffington  and 
Harriet  Evans,  Alumnae  Members  of 
the  Executive  Committee;  Grace 
Martin  and  Dorothy  Wallace,  Non- 
Alumnae  Members  of  the  Executive 
Committee. 

It  was  moved  and  carried  that  an 
amendment  to  Article  IV,  Section  2 
of  the  Constitution  be  discussed  at 
the  next  annual  meeting.  The  fact 
was  brought  to  the  notice  of  the  As- 
sociation that  in  a  vote  cast  by  the 
Executive  Committee  four  votes 
would  be  cast  by  Former  Students 
and  three  by  Alumnae. 

The  President  then  suggested  the 
formation  of  an  Advisory  Commit- 
tee of  the  Association.  This  is  to 
be  made  up  of  prominent  men  and 
women,  who  can  advise  us  jfinancially 
as  well  as  help  us  to  hold  up  our 

17 


academic  standard.  At  the  will  of 
the  Association,  it  was  decided  that 
such  a  Committee  should  be  formed. 

It  was  suggested  by  Miss  Griffin 
that  Miss  Guion,  Dr.  Stevenson,  Miss 
Chapman,  Dr.  Crawford,  Miss  Gay 
Fatteson,  Dr.  Cross  and  other  per- 
sons who  have  shown  deep  interest 
in  Sweet  Briar,  be  asked  to  become 
honorary  members  of  our  Associa- 
tion. It  was  decided  to  take  up  the 
matter  at  the  next  meeting. 

It  was  suggested  by  Miss  Grant 
that  Resolutions  be  sent  Miss  Gay 
Patteson  expressing  our  apprecia- 
tion of  her  loyal  service  and  unfail- 
ing interest  in  Sweet  Briar  since  the 
founding  of  the  College,  and  our  re- 
gret because  of  the  recent  resigna- 
tion of  Miss  Patteson  as  a  member 
of  the  Faculty. 

As  there  was  no  further  business 
to  be  brought  before  the  Association, 
the  meeting  was   adjourned. 
Rspectfully  submitted, 

Anne  M.  Schutte, 
Secretary  pro  tem. 

June  6,  1916 

A  meeting  of  the  Academy  and 
College  students  not  expecting  to  re- 
turn to  Sweet  Briar  was  held  in  the 
Chapel.  Miss  Swain  welcomed  these 
students  into  the  Association  and 
stated  that  she  was  glad  that  there 
was  so  small  a  number.  There  were 
twenty-one  present. 

18 


The  amendment  to  the  Constitu- 
tion concerning  the  membership  ^  of 
Academy  students  in  the  Association 
was  read  and  explained.  It  was 
shown  that,  while  former  Academy 
students  have  all  the  privileges  of 
the  Association  with  the  exception  of 
holding  office,  there  is  no  reason  why 
they  should  not  hold  office  in  a 
Chapter  of  the  Association. 

After  the  purposes  and  ideals  of 
the  Association  had  been  explained 
and  the  co-operation  of  the  new 
members  solicited.  Membership  and 
Endowment  Fund  Pledge  Blanks 
were  signed. 

As  there  was  no  further  business, 
the  meeting  was  adjourned. 
(Signed) 
Anne  M.  Schutte, 
Secretary  pro  tern. 


RESOLUTIONS 

On  account  of  the  change  in  ad- 
ministration we  offer  the  following 
resolutions : 

I.  Be  It  Resolved  in  behalf  of  the 
Association  of  Alumnae  and  Former 
Students  of  Sweet  Briar  College  that 
we  acknowledge  the  services  of  Miss 
Benedict  as  President  of  Sweet 
Briar.  We  recognize  the  difficulties 
of  her  position  in  establishing  a  new 
college,  in  forming  precedents  and 
in  doing  pioneer  work.  Under  her 
administration  Sweet  Briar  has  won 

19 


recognition  among  the  ranking  col- 
leges. Vassar,  Wellesley,  Smith  and 
Columbia  have  accepted  Sweet  Briar 
students  for  advanced  study  with 
credit  for  work  done  here.  Cornell, 
Columbia  and  Johns  Hopkins  Uni- 
versities have  admitted  Sweet  Briar 
alumnae  to  their  graduate  work. 

II.  Be  It  Resolved,  that  we  express 
our  appreciation  of  what  Miss  Bene- 
dict has  done,  not  only  for  Sweet 
Briar,  but  for  us  as  individuals.  We 
know  that  her  resignation  means  a 
loss  to  each  member  of  the  student 
body.  Her  influence  has  been  felt  in 
every  phase  of  college  life,  and  we 
feel  that,  whatsoever  may  be  accom- 
plished in  the  future  administration 
of  the  college,  no  one  can  replace  for 
us  personally  the  inspiration  and 
ideals  of  Miss  Benedict. 

Whereas  Miss  Gay  Patteson  has 
been  a  member  of  the  Faculty  since 
the  founding  of  Sweet  Briar  College, 
and 

Whereas  her  services  have  been 
highly  valued  and  deeply  appreciated, 

Be  It  Resolved,  that  we,  the  Asso- 
ciation of  Alumnae  and  Former  Stu- 
dents of  Sweet  Briar  College,  hereby 
express  our  regret  at  her  resignation, 
that  these  resolutions  be  entered 
upon  the  minutes  of  the  Association 
and  that  a  copy  of  the  same  be  sent 
to  her. 


20 


Chicago  Chapter 

The  Chicago  Chapter  Includes,  aside 
from  the  active  girls  in  Chicago,  Oak 
Park  and  Evanston,  those  Sweet 
Briar  girls  living  in  the  state  of  Illi- 
nois, Wisconsin  and  a  part  of  Michi- 
gan. It  is  difficult  for  girls,  other 
than  those  immediately  active,  to  be 
present  at  the  meetings,  as  most  of 
them  live  at  great  distances.  How- 
ever, if  those  girls  unable  to  attend 
meetings  would  just  do  what  they 
can  towards  the  work  of  the  Chap- 
ter, I  am  sure  we  could  make  ours 
one  of  the  strongest  Chapters. 

The  first  luncheon  and  business 
meeting  was  held  in  September,  1915. 
The  chief  business  consisted  in  the 
election  of  officers  for  the  coming 
year.  Alma  Eisendrath  was  made 
President  and  Gladys  Beyers,  Sec- 
retary and  Treasurer. 

The  second  meeting  was  held  in 
December  and  ways  and  means  of 
raising  Endowment  Fund  money 
were  discussed.  It  was  decided  to 
work  up  a  Rummage  Sale  to  be 
given  some  time  in  the  spring.  By 
the  end  of  January,  however,  prac- 
tically all  of  the  girls  had  left  town 
for  the  winter  so  that  it  was  quite 
an  impossibility  to  consider  any  kind 
of  a  stunt  to  raise  money. 

At  the  third  meeting  of  the  year, 
held  the  first  of  May,  1916,  it  was 
suggested  that  we  send  a  letter  to 
each    member    of    the    Chapter    ex- 

21 


plaining  our  predicament  and  urging 
a  donation  of  $3.00  apiece,  or  if  that 
amount  was  considered  too  great,  to 
give  what  she  could  toward  our 
Chapter's  Endowment  Fund  contri- 
bution. Letters  were  sent  to  about 
sixty  girls  and  exactly  eight  were 
heard  from ! 

We  hope  for  more  enthusiasm  and 
a  better  showing  from  our  Chapter 
this  year,  and  we  wish  the  best  of 
luck  for  all  the  other  Sweet  Briar 
Chapters. 

Gladys  M.  Beyers, 
Secretary. 

Oak  Park  Chapter 

After  hibernating  for  a  year,  the 
Oak  Park  Chapter  again  shows  signs 
of  life  that  promise  an  energetic 
year.  At  the  first  meeting  in  Sep- 
tember, plans  were  made  to  rent  a 
moving-picture  theater,  the  proceeds 
to  go  to  the  Endowment  Fund.  The 
following  officers  were  elected  :  Presi- 
dent, Rachel  Forbush;  Secretary, 
Esther  Roberts;  Treasurer,  Edith 
Forbush.  

New  York  Chapter 

The  New  York  Chapter  had  its 
first  meeting  the  first  Monday  after- 
noon in  October.  The  result  of  the 
election  of  officers  was :  President, 
Hazel  Marshall;  Secretary,  Dorys 
McConnell ;  Treasurer,  Eleanor  Som- 

22 


mervllle.  The  President  expressed 
her  desire  for  a  well-organized,  ac- 
tive Chapter.  It  was  planned  to 
have  old  Sweet  Briar  girls  who  are 
accomplishing  something  in  the  world 
speak  to  us  at  our  meetings.  Eva 
Wright  told  us  stories  one  afternoon, 
making  us  pretend  that  we  were  little 
children.  It  was  delightful!  After 
Christmas  Lucile  Marshall  told  us 
something  of  her  work  at  the  New 
Jersey  State  Reformatory,  Chnton, 
N.  J.  During  the  spring  vacation 
we  gave  our  "  Bridge  "  at  the  Plaza, 
making  about  $70.  Edith  Christie 
and  Cornelia  Doremus  also  gave  a 
"Bridge"  at  the  Christie  residence, 
clearing  $16.25.  Including  our  pledges 
of  ^22,  we  handed  in  $108.30  to  the 
Association  treasury  this  year. 


Ohio  Chapter 

The  annual  meeting  of  the  north- 
ern Ohio  Chapter  of  the  Association 
of  alumnae  and  Former  Students 
was  held  at  the  Statler  Hotel,  Cleve- 
land, Thursday,  September  7.  The 
following  Sweet  Briar  girls  were 
present:  Charlotte  Seaver,  Rosalie 
Feder,  Grace  MacBain,  Laura  Port- 
mann,  Lois  Sauters,  Mary  Bissell, 
Eleanor  Kingsbury  Root,  Rachael 
Lloyd,  Louise  Case,  Grace  Martin, 
Helen  Pennock,  Olive  Cole,  Mabel 
Barber,    Margaret    Grant,    Marjorie 

23 


Koler,  Florence  Gage  and  Ruth  Hul- 
burd. 

During  the  past  year  the  Chapter 
raised  by  voluntary  contributions 
the  sum  of  $59.25.  We  hope  that 
the  girls  will  continue  to  show  the 
enthusiasm  that  characterized  our  re- 
union luncheon,  so  that  this  year  we 
can  at  least  double  our  slim  contri- 
bution. 

The  officers  for  igi6-'i7  are :  Laura 
Portmann,  President;  Louise  Case, 
Vice-President;  Mary  Bissell,  Secre- 
tary and  Treasurer. 

Margaret  Grant, 
Secretary. 

Philadelphia  Chapter 

The  Philadelphia  Chapter  covers  a 
large  area,  including  as  members  all 
girls  living  in  Pennsylvania  east  of 
Harrisburg  and  those  from  nearby 
states.  On  account  of  the  wide  range 
of  territory,  only  a  small  number 
find  it  possible  to  attend  meetings, 
the  attendance  usually  ranging  from 
seven  to  ten. 

Organized  in  October  for  the  1915- 
1916  work,  the  following  officers 
were  elected:  Marian  D.  Yerkes, 
President;  Marian  M.  Faust,  Secre- 
tary ;  Barbara  Shand,  Treasurer.  The 
latter  resigned  and  Dorothy  Gram- 
mer  was  elected  Treasurer. 

Later  a  meeting  was  held  in  the 
form  of  a  luncheon.  The  proceeds 
were  small,  as  only  seven  girls  were 

'  '  24 


present.  From  plans  made  at  this 
meeting  Marian  Faust  obtained  250 
movie  ticket's,  which  a  kind  manager 
gave  us  to  sell  for  the  Sweet  Briar 
Endowment  Fund.  Besides  pledges, 
the  Chapter  turned  in  $41.20  to  the 
Association  treasury. 

Owing  to  the  unsettled  conditions 

and   the   many  benefits    for    foreign 

countries,  we  didn't  do  as  well  as  last 

year,  but  hope  to  do  better  this  year. 

Marian  D.  Yerkes. 


Salem- Roanoke  Chapter 

This  Chapter,  as  its  name  implies, 
includes  the  Sweet  Briar  girls  of 
Roanoke  and  Salem.  It  would  be 
very  glad  to  include  members  from 
the  vicinity,  but  there  are  none. 

Our  membership  for  the  past  year 
was  only  seven,  but  those  seven  mem- 
bers were  loyal  and  enthusiastic 
ones.  We  met  once  a  month  at  the 
homes  of  the  various  girls  and  there 
planned  our  campaigns  and  ex- 
changed Sweet  Briar  news.  As  for 
the  money  we  raised, — well,  in  spite 
of  our  activities  we  didn't  make  as 
much  as  we  expected,  but  we  handed 
in  about  forty  dollars  in  June.  We 
made  this  by  presenting  Winston 
Wilkinson  in  a  violin  recital,  sending 
articles  to  the  Xmas  Bazaar  at  Sweet 
Briar,  selling  old  clothes,  and  private 
donations. 

However,  there  is   one  matter  in 

25 


which  we  feel  we  should  be  per- 
mitted to  boast.  Five  sevenths  of 
our  Chapter  attended  Commence- 
ment! Can  any  other  Chapter  beat 
this  record? 

We  recognize  the  importance  of 
interesting  girls  in  our  College,  and 
one  of  our  members  has  this  sum- 
mer procured  one  and  possibly  two 
new  students  for  this  fall. 

Eugenia  W.  Griffin. 


Huntington  Chapter 

The  Huntington  Chapter  has  been 
quite  a  fizzle  this  year,  as  there  has 
been  no  one  there  to  do  anything. 
Officers  were  to  have  been  elected 
during  the  winter,  but  various  cir- 
cumstances prevented  our  calling  a 
meeting.  We  are  hoping,  however, 
to  reorganize  real  soon  and  we  shall 
try  to  get  some  Huntington  girls  to 
go  to  Sweet  Briar  this  fall, 

Rebekah  E.  Patton. 


Norfolk  Chapter 

The  Norfolk  Chapter  held  its  first 
meeting  for  the  year  1915-16  the  lat- 
ter part  of  October.  The  following 
officers  were  elected :  President,  Sue 
Slaughter ;  Vice-President  and  Secre- 
tary, Virginia  Ethredge  Hitch ;  Treas- 
urer, Edith  Hyslop.  A  plan  was 
made    to    raise    a    certain    sum    of 

26 


money  regularly  each  month,  but  un- 
fortunately we  failed  to  carry  out 
the  plan.  The  money  which  we  were 
able  to  make  was  raised  by  two  cake 
sales  in  the  Central  Market,  a  sub- 
scription card-party  and  the  fiUing 
of  penny-slips. 

Four  meetings  were  held  during 
the  year,  at  two  of  which  we  were 
delighted  to  have  two  of  our  out-of- 
town  members,  Almeria  Barley  from 
Hampton  and  Elkanah  East  Taylor 
from  Driver.  Our  Chapter  still  em- 
braces only  the  cities  of  Norfolk  and 
Portsmouth.  In  May  we  had  a  visit 
from  Miss  Coale,  the  Board's  Pub- 
licity Secretary.  Miss  Coale  spoke 
to  the  graduating  class  of  the  Nor- 
folk High  School  about  colleges  in 
general  and  Sweet  Briar  in  par- 
ticular. 

Marie  Lorton  has  moved  to  Nor- 
folk and  became  an  interested  Chap- 
ter member  last  year.  In  April 
Frances  Murrell  was  married  to  Mr. 
Evringham  Rickards  and  she  is  now 
living  in  Norfolk.  Carolyn  Gwath- 
mey  was  married  to  Lieutenant  Lyal 
Ament  Davidson  on  June  3. 

Sue  R.  Slaughter. 


Lynchburg  Chapter 

The  Lynchburg  Chapter  consists  of 

fourteen  Lynchburg  girls,  who  with 

Daisy    Guggenheimer    as    President 

and    Jean    Alexander    as    Secretary 

27 


and  Treasurer  held  three  meetings 
during  the  past  year.  A  chain  letter 
was  formed  with  considerable  suc- 
cess, although  the  Chapter  did  not 
realize  as  much  this  year  as  they 
wished.  The  coming  year  they  hope 
to  swell  the  Sweet  Briar  Endow- 
ment Fund  with  many  shining  pen- 
nies.   

Richmond  Chapter 

The  Richmond  Chapter  was  or- 
ganized— or  rather  reorganized-|-in 
December,  1914,  and  has  about  thirty 
nominal  members.  As  usual,  how- 
ever, with  such  organizations,  only 
a  few  attend  meetings  regularly  and 
really  work;  so  we  think  that  we 
have  a  pretty  good  meeting  when 
there  are  sixteen  or  eighteen  present. 

We  have  been  working  during  the 
past  year  on  the  problem  of  better 
organization  and  we  have  been  try- 
ing to  arouse  interest  and  enthusiasm 
for  our  work  of  raising  money. 

Our  girls  took  a  prominent  and 
creditable  part  in  the  big  Shake- 
spearan  pageant  given  here  last  May. 
They  took  charge  of  several  booths 
in  the  Bartholomew  (London)  Fair 
and  also  presented  parts  of  "Love's 
Labour  Lost."  I  was  appointed 
chairman  of  our  Pageant  Commit- 
tee and  directed  the  play.  Louise 
Hooper  was  leading  lady.  Whereas 
we  didn't  gain  a  thing  financially,  we 
did  secure  recognition  for  our  little 

28 


Chapter  among  the  other  college 
clubs  and  alumnae  associations  _  in 
town,  which  seems  to  be  just  as  im- 
portant for  Sweet  Briar  at  this  time. 

The  Richmond  Chapter  sent  in  to 
the  Association  treasurer  about  $50, 
which  was  raised  as  follows :  Penny- 
slips,  $5;  "Bridge"  party  $35,  and 
the  balance  from  dues. 

The  officers  for  this  year  are: 
Bessie  Whittet,  President;  Mary 
Johnston,  Vice-President ;  Emma 
Morriss,  Secretary;  Anna  Beveredge, 
Treasurer.  Emma  Morriss, 

Secretary. 

FACULTY   NOTES 

Dr.  Mary  K.  Benedict  has  resigned 
the  Presidency  of  the  College  and 
has  been  succeeded  by  Miss  Emilie 
W.  McVea,  A.B.  and  A.M.  George 
Washington  University,  Litt'.D.  Uni- 
versity of  Cincinnati. 

Miss  E.  M.  Morenus  has  taken 
Miss  Patteson's  place  as  head  of  the 
Department  of  Mathematics,  and 
Miss  Mary  Searle,  A.B.  Wellesley 
College,  Instructor  in  Mathematics, 
has  succeeded  Miss  Morenus. 

Miss  Leonora  Neuffer,  A.B.,  Ph.D. 
University  of  Cincinnati,  is  Asso- 
ciate Professor  of  Chemistry. 

Miss  Rowland  is  absent  from  Col- 
lege for  an  indefinite  length  of  time 
on  account  of  ill  health. 

29 


Miss  Edith  Fisk,  A.B.  Wellesley 
College,  has  succeeded  Miss  Whittier 
as  Instructor  in  Biology. 

Miss  Josephine  Simrall,  A.B.  Wel- 
lesley College,  is  Associate  Professor 
of  Psychology. 

Miss  Josephine  Guion,  A.B.,  Wel- 
lesley College,  graduate  of  Welles- 
ley  School  of  Hygiene,  is  Director 
of  Physical  Training. 

Miss  Elizabeth  Pryor,  B.S.  Iowa 
State  College,  is  head  of  the  Depart- 
ment of  Home  Economics. 

Miss  Maria  Collins,  A.B.  Univer- 
sity of  Cincinnati,  A.M.  Radcliffe 
College  is  Instructor  in  History. 

Miss  Young,  who  was  absent  from 
College  last  year  on  account  of  her 
health,  has  returned  and  is  again  Di- 
rector of  the  Department  of  Music. 

Mr.  H.  S.  Worthington,  who  has 
spent  the  last  two  years  in  the  De- 
partm.ent  of  Romance  Languages, 
Johns  Hopkins  University,  has  re- 
turned this  year  to  Sweet  Briar. 

Miss  Gascoigne  is  in  charge  of  the 
Physical  Training  at  Ossining  this 
year. 

Miss  Cheney  has  gone  to  China  as 
a  teacher. 

Mrs.  Anna  McCall  is  planning  to 
spend   two   or   three  years  in   Cali- 

30 


fornla.  Her  address  will  be  Care  E. 
Blackburn  and  Company,  68  Broad 
St.,  New  York  City. 


PERSONALS 

1910 — Eugenia  Griffin  is  teaching 
in  the  Richmond  High  School  this 
year.  Louise  Hooper  spent  August 
near  Luray,  Virginia,  doing  moun- 
tain vacation-school  work.  She  is 
again  teaching  Latin  at  the  John 
Marshall  High  School,  Richmond,  as 
well  as  being  actively  interested  in 
the  Roof -garden  Playgrounds  and 
Camp-fire  work  in  the  slums.  Nan 
Powell  declined  an  Associate  Pro- 
fessorship at  the  Virginia  State 
Normal  School,  Farmville,  and  is 
now  teaching  English  in  the  Sa- 
vannah High  School.  Frances  Mur- 
rell  is  now  Mrs.  Everingham  Rick- 
ards. 

191 1 — Josephine  Murray  is  now 
Mrs.  John  Whitman  Joslin,  Jr. 
Alma  Booth  is  still  in  Japan  doing 
missionary  work. 

1912 — Last  year  Nelle  Keller  taught 
Latin  and  German  at  All  Saints*  Col- 
lege, Vicksburg,  Mississippi,  and  this 
year  she  is  working  for  her  master's 
degree  at  the  University  of  Michi- 
gan,— taking  graduate  work  in  Zool- 
ogy and  Latin.  Frances  Matson  is 
again    teaching    at    the    Fairmount 

31 


School,  Monteagle,  Tennessee.  After 
leaving  college,  Loulie  Wilson  taught 
at  St".  Margaret's  Hall,  Boise,  Idaho. 
Last  year  she  was  head  of  the  Latin 
Department  at  the  Winthrop  Normal 
College  of  South  CaroHna,  during  a 
year's  leave  of  absence  of  the  regu- 
lar professor.  This  year  she  is  teach- 
ing at  the  Cathedral  School,  Or- 
lando, Florida. 

1913 — Elizabeth  Franke  took  her 
M.S.  degree  last  year  from  the  Uni- 
versity of  Louisville,  majoring  in 
chemistry  and  physics.  During  the 
summer  of  1916  she  made  analyses 
in  analytical  blood  chemistry  in  a 
chemistry  laboratory  in  Louisville. 
This  year  she  is  doing  graduate  work 
in  physiological  chemistry  and  bac- 
teriology at  Columbia  University. 
Bessie  Grammer  is  teaching  history 
and  physical  training  at  the  Holman 
School,  Philadelphia.  She  is  also 
taking  a  course  in  physical  training 
at^  Temple  University,  Philadelphia, 
this  year.  After  leaving  College 
Ruth  Houser  taught  French  at 
Lombard  College,  Galesburg,  Illi- 
nois. Last  year  she  ran  a  tea-room, 
called  the  "  Peacock  Inn "  in  mem- 
ory of  dear  old  "  Cecil."  Mary  Pink- 
ert'on  is  studying  in  the  Department 
of  Romance  Languages,  Johns  Hop- 
kins University,  doing  graduate  work 
in  French,  Spanish  and  Italian.  Mar- 
garetha  Ribble  spent  the  summer  in 

32 


the  Adirondacks  working  in  a  tuber- 
culosis sanitarium.  This  winter  she 
is  continuing  her  study  of  medicine 
at  the  Cornell  University  Medical 
School.  Mayo  Thach  was  Dramatic 
Counsellor  at  Camp  Tohoma,  New- 
Hampshire,  this  summer.  Mary  Tyler 
taught  at  Fargo  College,  N.  D,,  dur- 
ing the  years  1914-15  and  1915-16. 
She  was  married  to  Mr.  Edward  H. 
Cole  June  2.2,  1916.  Rebecca  White 
is  in  Baltimore  collecting  statistics 
on  infant  mortality  for  the  United 
States  Children's  Bureau. 

1914 — Elizabeth  Green  is  teaching 
this  year  in  the  Roanoke  Public 
Schools.  Ellen  Hayes  is  taking  a 
two  years'  course  in  hygiene  and 
physical  education  at  Wellesley.  Just 
a  bit  of  gossip  on  the  side!  In  the 
trials  for  the  Dramatic  Club's  play 
at  Wellesley,  "Jim"  made  the  lead- 
ing man's  part.  Vive  la  S.  B.  C. ! 
Ruth  Maurice  is  continuing  her  study 
in  cHnical  pathology  and  is  also  doing 
graduate  work  at  Columbia  Univer- 
sity. Laura  Portmann  is  again  work- 
ing with  the  Associated  Charities  of 
Cleveland.  Katherine  Wilson,  ex-'i4, 
is  teaching  English  in  the  Westport 
High  School,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

191 5— Harriet  Evans  is  again  teach- 
ing in  the  Amherst  High  School. 
Margaret  Grant  is  studying  for  her 
master's    degree    in    Sociology    and 


Statistics  at  Columbia  University. 
Frances  Pennypacker  is  in  charge  of 
the  laboratory  of  the  Suburban  Gen- 
eral Hospital,  Bellevue,  Pa.  Since 
leaving  Sweet  Briar  she  took  a  sum- 
mer course  at  the  Marine  Biological 
Laboratory,  Woods  Hole,  Mass.,  and 
studied  serology  and  clinical  pathol- 
ogy at  the  laboratory  of  the  Phila- 
delphia Polyclinic.  Anne  Schutte  is 
again  research  assistant  to  Professor 
E.  G.  Conklin,  head  of  the  Depart- 
ment of  Biology,  Princeton  Univer- 
sity. Louise  Weisiger  is  again  at 
the  John  Marshall  High  School, 
Richmond,  teaching  Latin.  Margaret 
Brooke,  ex-'i5,  is  doing  social  work 
at  the  College  Settlement,  Philadel- 
phia. During  July  and  August  she 
had  charge  of  the  Baby's  Rest  Yard, 
an  organization  which  is  supported 
by  the  Wellesley  Club.  Flora  Howe, 
ex-'i5,  received  her  A.B.  degree  from 
Northwestern  University  in  1915. 
After  graduating  in  the  piano  and 
pipe-organ  at  the  Cincinnati  Con- 
servatory of  Music,  Helen  Nichol- 
son, ex-' 1 5,  took  up  concert  work. 
Lei  Red,  ex-'i5,  took  her  A.B.  de- 
gree from  the  Rice  Institute,  Texas, 
in  1916  and  from  a  class  of  thirty- 
five,  was  one  of  six  to  receive  de- 
grees with  distinction.  Eleanor  Som- 
merville,  ex-'i5,  was  married  to  Mr. 
Ra3miond  Head  Hatch,  October  7, 
1916.  Dorothy  Taylor,  ex-'i5,  will 
be    Nature    Study    counsellor    at   a 

34 


camp  In  Florida  during  January  and 
February. 

1916 — Margaret  Banister  is  doing 
graduate  work  at  the  University  of 
Louisville.  Louise  Bennett  is  mak- 
ing her  debut  this  winter.  Zalinda 
Brown  is  coaching  the  High  School 
basketball  team  in  Camden,  Arkan- 
sas. Ellen  Howison  is  teaching  a 
high  school  class  in  the  Public  Night 
School  in  Staunton.  Besides  doing 
social  service  work  with  the  Well- 
fare  League,  she  is  also  helping  in 
the  organization  of  a  Y.  W.  C.  A.  in 
Staunton.  Rachel  Forbush,  ex-'i6, 
after  finishing  a  library  course  at 
Western  Reserve  University  in  Cleve- 
land, has  been  made  head  of  the 
South  Branch  Library,  Oak  Park. 
Harriet  Harrison,  ex-'i6,  is  a  senior 
at  the  New  Haven  Normal  School 
for  Physical  Training.  After  leav- 
ing Sweet  Briar,  Mary  Lillias  Johns 
attended  Missouri  for  two  years  and 
last  year  took  her  A.B.  degree  at  the 
University  of  Michigan.  She  is  now 
teaching  Latin  and  German  in  the 
High  School  at  St.  Ignace,  Michigan. 
Marjorie  Johnson,  ex- 16,  graduated 
last  June  from  the  Art  School  in 
Philadelphia,  where  she  has  been 
studying  painting  and  illustrating. 
Dorothy  Lydecker,  ex-'i6,  studied 
music  for  a  year  after  leaving  Sweet 
Briar  at  the  Institute  of  Musical  Art, 
New  York  City.  This  year  she  is  a 

35 


senior  at  Barnard  College.  Dorys 
McConnell,  ex-'i6,  who  had  been 
studying  at  Columbia  University,  was 
forced  to  give  up  her  work  for  a 
time  on  account  of  serious  illness, 
but  we  are  glad  to  learn  that  her 
health  is  very  much  improved  this 
fall.  Grace  Minor,  ex-'i6,  who  taught 
kindergarten  last  year,  is  again  tak- 
ing it  up  this  year.  Annie  White, 
ex- 16,  took  her  A.B.  degree  at  Smith 
College  last  spring.  Edna  Rigg  was 
married  recently  to  Mr.  A.  T.  Brown, 
of  State  College,  Pa. 

1917 — The  following  bits  of  news 
have  been  heard  about  ex-members 
of  '17.  Edith  Christie  is  President 
of  the  Kimberley  School  Alumnae 
Association.  Nancy  Munce  was  mar- 
ried last  summer  to  Mr.  Herbert 
Erskine  Jones,  of  Oak  Hill,  West 
Virginia.  Marianna  McKee  is  teach- 
ing kindergarten  in  Hibbing,  Minne- 
sota. Eleanor  Pinkerton  will  receive 
her  B.S.  degree  from  the  School  of 
Practical  Arts,  Teachers  College, 
New  York  City.  She  is  majoring 
in  foods  and  cooking.  Dorothy  Pur- 
cell  is  taking  her  second  year  at  the 
Sargent  School  for  Physical  Train- 
ing. Last  June  she  won  the  tennis 
championship  at  Sargent.  Barbara 
Schreier  is  spending  her  second  year 
at  the  National  Kindergarten  Col- 
lege, Chicago.  Louise  Sprague  was 
married  to  Mr.  Julian  Chesney 
Brooks   on   October   14,    1916.     She 

36 


will  live  in  Newell,  Iowa.  After 
leaving  Sweet  Briar,  Jane  Tyler  at- 
tended Fargo  College  for  two  years. 
Serious  eye  trouble  has  interrupted 
the  work  of  her  senior  year. 

1918 — What  some  of  the  ex-mem- 
bers of  '18  are  doing.  Priscilla  Brown 
is  studying  at  the  Sargent  School  of 
Physical  Training  in  Boston.  Since 
leaving  Sweet  Briar,  Imogene  Burch 
has  been  studying  journalism  at  the 
University  of  Wisconsin.  Amy  El- 
liott is  studying  at  the  University  of 
Michigan  this  year.  Charlotte  More 
is  taking  a  pre-medical  course  at 
Syracuse  University.  Ruth  Plain  and 
Elizabeth  Wilson  are  juniors  at  Vas- 
sar  College.  Ethel  Tomb  is  now 
Mrs.  Paul  S.  Emerson, 

Elizabeth  Spahr  is  studying  art  at 
the  School  of  Fine  Arts,  New  York 
City.  She  is  living  at  the  College 
Settlement  where  she  is  doing  vol- 
unteer work. 

Eleanor  Furman  spent  the  summer 
travelling  as  Field  Secretary  for  the 
Women's  Suffrage  League. 

Antoinette  Johnson  is  Assistant  in 
Mathematics  at  Miss  Beard's  School 
in  Orange,  N.  J. 

Sarah  Arnold  is  Supervisor  of 
Sewing  in  the  Brockton  Public 
Schools. 

37 


Ruth  Schabacker  studied  vocal  mu- 
sic at  the  Louisville  Conservatory, 
Ky.,  during  the  winter  of  1915-16. 

Virginia  Miller  is  a  Sophomore  at' 
the  University  of  Texas. 

After  leaving  Sweet  Briar,  Ama- 
zetta  Northcott  went  to  Miss  Co- 
pen's  School,  Northampton,  Mass. 

Marguerite  Waite  is  studying  do- 
mestic science  at  the  National  School 
of  Domestic  Arts  and  Sciences, 
Washington,  D.  C.  She  is  also  study- 
ing the  violin  under  Anton  Kaspar. 

Since  leaving  Sweet  Briar  Mildred 
Waite  studied  at  the  Institute  of 
Musical  Art  and  took  a  course  in 
violin  in  the  New  York  College  of 
Music  under  DeVaux  Royer.  Last 
year  she  did  concert  work  and  this 
year  she  is  one  of  a  trio  of  violin, 
"cello  and  piano. 

Last  June  Eugenia  Hafner  grad- 
uated from  the  Normal  Course  of 
Miss  Church's  Art  School  in  Chi- 
cago. ^  This  year  she  is  specializing 
in  design. 

Margaret  Lewis  has  had  some  in- 
teresting experiences  raising  fancy 
chickens.  This  year  her  flock  of 
o\er  two  hundred  was  very  success- 
ful. She  has  also  been  making 
leather  novelties  for  art-shops. 

38 


After  leaving  Sweet  Briar  Mar- 
gery Cox  studied  music  for  two 
years.  She  is  now  studying  story- 
telling with  Mrs.  Cronan  of  the 
Boston  Public  Library  and  Museum 
of  Art  and  is  working  with  munici- 
pal and  settlement  classes. 

Eppie  Moss  is  Athletic  Director  at 
Virginia  College  at  Roanoke.  She 
is  also  doing  active  work  there  as  a 
member  of  the  staff  of  the  Y.  W. 
C.  A. 

Christine  Brown  is  continuing  her 
study  of  interior  decorating  at  the 
School  of  Design  in  Detroit. 

Esther  Clark  is  teaching  this  win- 
ter in  Clendenin,  West  Virginia. 

Rafaela  Tennent  is  studying  this 
year  at  the  University  of  Chicago. 

Fanita  Ferris  attended  the  Univer- 
sity of  Wisconsin  last  year  and  this 
year  is  going  to  Knox  College. 

Mary  Osborne  is  now  Mrs.  Guy 
Carlton  Steeves. 

Ella  Wood  was  married  this  sum- 
mer to  Mr.  Joseph  Stanley  Gibson. 

Margaret  Caldwell  was  married  to 
Mr.  Benjamin  Linton  Dall,  of  River 
Forest,  111. 

39 


Eva  Wright  is  teaching  in  the  Ex- 
tension Department  at  Columbia 
University.  She  studied  the  art  of 
telling  stories  to  children. 

Elisabeth  Rickard  is  studying  at 
the  School  of  Applied  Music,  New 
York  City.  She  is  also  operating 
wireless  under  an  amateur,  license. 

After  studying  for  two  years  at 
the  National  Kindergarten  College, 
Chicago,  Mary  Moore  is  teaching  in 
the  Lake  Geneva  public  schools  in 
Wisconsin. 

Georgena  Sellar  is  at  DePauw  Uni- 
versity, Greencastle,  Indiana. 

Julia  Jean  Nelson  is  in  New  York 
City  doing  social  service  work. 

Pauline  Staehlin  has  been  taking 
a  business  course  at  the  Charleston 
High  School. 

Agnes  Hood  took  her  A.B.  degree 
from  Goucher  College  in  1916.  She 
was  married  to  Mr.  Herman  Arthur 
Gronemeyer  on  October  25,  1916. 

Mrs.  Katharine  McDonald  Pem- 
ber  is  spending  the  winter  in  New 
York  at  the  National  Arts  Club. 

The  following  engagements  have 
recently    been    announced:    Eugenia 

40 


Euffington,  '13,  to  Mr.  Russell  Wal- 
cott,  of  Evanston;  Charlotte  Kile  to 
Mr.  Williams  Jenkins ;  Adah  Schafer 
tc  Mr.  Leo  Smith,  of  Houston; 
Margaret  Sauer  to  Mr.  Allen  Wal- 
lace, of  Oak  Park;  Sallie  Watson  to 
Mr.  Albert  Robertson  Tebo.  Louise 
Kimball's  engagement  has  been  an- 
nounced recently. 

Kathleen  Hodge,  Georgena  Sellar, 
Charlotte  Kile  and  Kathleen  Logan 
gave  a  subscription  dance  in  Paris 
in  September  and  cleared  $75  for  the 
Endowment  Fund. 


COLLEGE  ACTIVITIES 

The  Executive  Committee  of  the 
Student  Government  Association  for 
1916-1917  is  as  follows:  Virginia 
Sandmeyer,  President;  Louise  Case, 
Vice-President ;  Marianne  Martin, 
Secretary;  Mary  Bissell,  Treasurer; 
House-Presidents,  Jane  Henderson 
(Carson),  Janetta  FitzHugh  (Man- 
son),  Elizabeth  Lowman  (Gray). 

Some  of  the  plays  given  at  College 
last  year  were :  "  A  Single  Man  "  by 
1916,  "Mice  and  Men"  by  1919, 
"Prunella,"  "Green  Stockings,"  pre- 
sented by  the  Wizzards,  the  Acad- 
emy Dramatic  Association,  and  re- 
vivals of  "A  Twig  o'  Thorn"  and 
"  Cricket  on  the  Hearth."  The  final 
play  was  "  As  You  Like  It." 

41 


The  Association  of  Alumnae  and 
Former  Students  presented  "A  Man 
from  Mexico"  last  commencement 
under  the  direction  of  Ruth  Maurice 
The  alumnae  play  has  been  a  suc- 
cess for  the  past  few  years  and  has 
doubtless  been  estabhshed  as  an  event 
on  the  Fmals  Program. 

The  Queen  of  the  May  for  1915- 
1916  was  Rebecca  Stout.  The  May 
Day  Dance  was  omitted  last  year 
and  a  pageant  in  the  Dell  was  added 
tc  the  usual  May  pole  dances. 


YOUNG  WOMEN'S   CHRIS- 
TIAN ASSOCIATION 

Our  year  I9i5-'i6  for  the  Young 
Women  s  Christian  Association  really 
began  at  the  Blue  Ridge  Conference 
held  m  June.     There  we  gained  an 
inspiration      that     has     carried     us 
through  the  year  and  communicated 
Itself  to  the  whole  Association.     We 
learned  that  Sweet  Briar  was  one  of 
eight  colleges  in  the  South  Atlantic 
^leld   entitled  to   a   member  on  the 
Annual    Member    Committee   of    the 
student  Department.     We  elected  our 
member  then  and  there  and  the  As- 
sociation    recognized     our     election. 
Ihis   officer   has   done  a  great   deal 
toward    keeping    us    in    touch    with 
other  associations  because,  on  account 
of   our   isolated   location,   we  are   a 

42 


little  apt  to  forget  that  we  are  only 
one  out  of  a  great  many  associa- 
tions under  the  National  Board. 

Those  of  you  old  girls  who  used 
to  walk  to  the  Indian  Mission  once 
a  week  will  be  sorry  to  hear  that  on 
account  of  change  in  schedule  in  col- 
lege and  continual  bad  weather  our 
visits  to  the  Mission  have  been  very 
irregular.  We  have,  however,  fin- 
ished a  $400  Mission  House  for  Miss 
Bloxton  and  her  sister  so  that  their 
living  accommodations  are  a  little  bit 
more  comfortable  than  they  had 
been. 

Our  foreign  mission  work  still 
consists  in  keeping  a  cot  in  a  hos- 
pital in  China.  We  realize  that  there 
is  a  great  difference  in  our  budget, 
between  the  amounts  given  to  home 
and  foreign  missions,  and  hope  to 
remedy  it  in  the  next  few  years. 

To  tell  of  our  year's  work  and  not 
mention  Jubilee  would  be  to  omit 
the  most  vital  thing  during  the  year. 
We  were  unable  to  get  an  outside 
speaker,  but  we,  who  had  learned 
something  of  Miss  Grace  Dodge, 
tried  to  tell  the  others  of  this  won- 
derful woman  and  her  remarkable 
life.  Our  monetary  contribution  to 
the  Memorial  Fund  was  small,  but 
we  hope  and  believe  that  the  knowl- 
edge of  what  Miss  Dodge  was  and 
did  will  cause  our  Sweet  Briar  As- 
sociation to  put  forth  its  best  efforts 

43 


it-'  living  up  to  the  aim  of  following 
Jesus  Christ.  ^ 

Genie  M.  Steele,  '17, 
President. 

The  Cabinet  of  the  Y.  W  C  A 
for  1916-1917  is  as  follows:  jane 
Henderson  President;  Genie  Steele, 
Vice-President;  Marianne  Martin 
pf  ff^'?>'^  Louise  Case,  Treasurer; 
Bertha    Pfister     Ch.    Social    Service 

rZ''^Vr?\'''"'  Ch-  Extension 
Com. ;  Rachel  Lloyd,  Ch.  Missionary 
Com. :  Vivienne  Barkalow,  Ch.  So- 
cial Com.;  Eleanor  Smith,  Ch.  Lib- 
rary and  Information  Com. ;  Cath- 
erine     Marshall,      Ch.      Conference 

sWriom""_^^^^-    ^^-^- 

ATHLETICS 

..?.Tf  i^"^""  r^'  w^"  be  inter- 
ested to  kno^v  that  the  College  now 
holds  three  mter-collegiate  records 
which  have  been  officially  recognized 

w1./''ti?''^  ^"  f^  ^P^^^^"^  cata- 
logue.    The  records  are  as  follows : 

^llen  Hayes,  14;  Running  Broad 
Jump  16  ft.  5  in.,  Ellen  Hayes,  '14; 
Hurdles,  60  yd. -42  ft.  9.5  in.,  Ellen 
Howison,  '16. 

The  Sweet  Briar  College  Shot-out 
record  held  by  Ruth  Maurice,  '14 
at  28  ft  II  m.,  was  broken  by  To- 
sephine  Reeves  of  the  Academy  at 
30  It.  2  in.  "^ 


44 


CURRENT  EVENTS,  1915-1916 

Many  alumnae  have  very  probably 
never  heard  of  the  Current  Events 
Club.  The  past  year  has  seen  the 
firm  establishment  and  success  of 
the  Club.  For  years  Miss  Caroline 
Sparrow  has  been  working  over  and 
planning  such  an  organization,  and 
at  last,  through  her  tireless  efforts 
and  Amy  Elliott's  executive  ability, 
"  Current  Events "  is  an  accom- 
pHshed  fact.  The  Club  is  run  en- 
tirely by  the  students,  who  elect  each 
year  a  president,  vice-president,  sec- 
retary and  treasurer. 

The  aim  of  the  organization  is  to 
bring  the  Sweet  Briar  students  in 
touch  with  the  events  of  the  day,  or, 
in  other  words,  contemporary  his- 
tory. Students  give  short  talks  at 
the  weekly  meetings  and  outside  lec- 
turers occasionally  address  the  Club. 

The  inter-class  debates  were  set  on 
foot  by  "  Current  Events  "  in  order 
to  further  college  and  class  spirit 
and  to  cultivate  the  student's  power 
of  public  speaking.  The  Sophomore 
class  with  Amy  Elliott  as  captain  of 
the  team  won  this  year's  champion- 
ship. 

Those  who  have  the  good  of  Sweet 
Briar  at  heart  will  see  in  the  success 
of  the  Current  Events  Club  that  the 
College  is  progressing  in  the  right 
direction. 

Marianne  R.  Martin. 

45 


There  are  over  two  hundred  and 
fifty  girls  at  Sweet  Briar  this  year 
and  more  than  half  this  number  is  in 
the  College.      The  dormitories,  chapel 
and  refectory  are  filled  and  as  for  the 
Academic     Building-it     is     simply 
overflowing.     But  the  greatest  crowd- 
ing IS  in   the   Library.     There   Miss 
Brown  has  so  many  books  that  she 
can  scarcely  find  room  for  the  girls. 
Shelves,  holding  about  six  thousand 
volumes,  hne  all  four  walls  and  fill 
one  third  of  the  room.    Miss  McVea 
^as  presented  her  private  hbrary  of 

f.''^i!l''i?'^'^u^°°^'  ^"^  ^s  planning 
to  add  five  hundred  more  as  a  me- 
morial.     Another    memorial    library 
ot  one  thousand  volumes  is  promised 
by  a  member  of  the  Faculty.     When 
these  new  books  arrive,  where  will 
they  be  housed?    Can't  somebody  in- 
fluence   a    Carnegie    to    give    Sweet 
Briar  a  Library?    A  chapel  is  dread- 
fully needed,  too,  and  more  than  all 
else    the  need  of  another  Academic 
Building  IS  acute.    All  this  spells  the 
need  of  money  and  yet  money  is  the    " 
easiest    thing    to    get      We    already 
have  the  spirit,  ideals,  traditions,  stu- 
dents   and    standards    which    go    to 
make    the    finest    of    colleges,    and, 
though  a  milhon  dollars  would  make 
just   a    fair   beginning   in    supplying 
the_  many  things  we  need,  it  is  far 
easier  to  secure  money  than  ideals, 
bo   pay  your  Association   dues   and 
make  whatever  contribution  you  can 


46 


to  the  Endowment  Fund,  thereby 
showing  the  true  Sweet  Briar  spirit 
and  helping  the  cause. 


CHRISTMAS  BAZAAR 

You  all  remember  the  bazaars  which 
•Miss  Carroll  and  Miss  McLaws  have 
held  for  the  Tea  House  since  the  be- 
ginning of  time.  Well,  this  year  they 
have  consented  to  let  the  Alumnae 
and  Former  Students  have  a  table  of 
fancy  articles  to  be  sold  for  the  En- 
dowment Fund.  Of  course,  we  de- 
pend on  you,  every  one  of  you,  to 
send  the  things  we  will  sell.  Any- 
thing you  v/ould  give  your  friends 
for  Christmas  will  be  most  welcome, 
but  we  would  prefer  several  inex- 
pensive articles  to  one  expensive  one ; 
two  selling  for  a  dollar  or  less  are 
better  than  one  at  two  dollars,  as  you 
will  readily  realize  when  you  re- 
member your  own  flat  purse  just 
before  Christmas  at  Sweet  Briar. 
Please  mark  the  price  on  each  of 
your  articles  and  send  by  mail  to 
Marianne  Martin,  Sweet  Briar,  be- 
fore November  27,  as  the  Bazaar 
takes  place  on  December  4.  This  is 
a  splendid  opportunity  for  every  one 
of  us  to  help  without  importuning 
our  friends  as  we  all  hate  to  do. 
Girls  who  are  not  connected  with  any 
Chapter  will  find  the  Bazaar  the 
easiest  method  of  helping  the  As- 
sociation in  an  organized  way.    We 

47 


urge  every  old  girl  to  send  at  least 
one  contribution  and  so  make  our 
table  a  success. 

N.B.  A  charge  of  ten  cents*  is  still 
made  on  all  express  packages  at 
Sweet  Briar,  so  please  remember  to 
send  your  package  by  parcels  post. 


NOTICES 

The  Editor-in-Chief  of  the  Briar 
Patch  for  1916-1917  is  Charlotte 
Seaver  and  the  Business  Manager  is 
Vivienne  Barkalow.  Send  subscrip- 
tions ($3.50)  and  contributions  for 
the  Annual  to  either  of  the  above 
mentioned. 

Subscriptions  to  the  Magazine  may 
be  sent  to  the  Business  Manager, 
Eleanor  Smith.  Isabel  Wood  is 
Alumnae  Editor  and  will  be  very 
grateful  for  news  of  any  kind  from 
either  Chapters  or  individuals. 

Try  to  send  your  contribution  to 
the  Xmas  Bazaar  early.  The  date  of 
the  Bazaar  is  December  4.  Address 
all  packages  to  Marianne  Martin, 
Sweet  Briar,  and  send  by  parcel  post. 

All  Chapter  Secretaries  are  re- 
quested to  send  a  complete  list  of  the 
names  and  addresses  of  their  re- 
spective Chapter  members  to  Lelia 
Dew,  Wytheville,  Virginia,  and  Sue 

48 


Slaughter,     547     Warren     Crescent, 
Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Chapter  Treasurers  will  please  send 
a  clear  statement  of  all  moneys  for- 
warded to  the  Association  Treasurer, 
Sue  Slaughter,  being  especially  care- 
ful to  specify  the  exact  amounts  in 
case  dues  or  pledges  should  be  in- 
cluded in  the  contributions.  Chap- 
ters are  urged  not  to  put  off  sending 
in  contributions  until  the  end  of  the 
year.  The  Association  Treasury  has 
its  money  on  interest  and  it  is,  there- 
fore, important  that  funds  should  be 
turned  over  to  the  central  treasury 
at  once. 

Girls  who  are  not  directly  con- 
nected with  a  Chapter  can  help  in  a 
very  real  way  by  promptly  paying 
their  annual  dues  and  by  sending  to 
the  Xmas  Bazaar  at  Sweet  Briar, 
December  4,  as  many  fancy  articles 
as  possible. 

Will  all  those  who  receive  this 
Booklet  kindly  send  a  correction  of 
any  mistakes  noticed  to  Marian 
Peele,  Sweet  Briar,  at  once?  It  is 
almost  impossible  to  keep  up  a  cor- 
rect list  of  names  and  addresses  un- 
less the  Association  members  feel  the 
responsibility  of  doing  their  share. 
This  is  the  third  year  that  the  Book- 
let has  been  published  and  if  you 
have  not  received  the  other   copies 

49 


it  was  doubtless  on  account  of  an 
incorrect  address.  If  you  know  of 
any  old  girl  who  has  not  received 
this  year's  Booklet,  kindly  send  her 
name  to  Lelia  Dew,  Wytheville,  Vir- 
ginia.   

SWEET  BRIAR  BABIES 

Loulie  Antrim  Mason, Ellen,  Oc- 
tober,  1914, 
Margaret  Baker  Shedd, son,  July, 

1915- 

Anna    Barley    Baldwin, Elizabeth 

Hanson,  February,  1915. 

Kinney   Bell  Valz, Randolph   M., 

October,  1914. 

Annie  Beall  Pritchett, son. 

Helen     Beye     Hamilton, Gurden 

H.,  Jr.,  April,  1916. 

Walker  Bradford  Bledsoe, son. 

Mary     Brooke     Grant, daughter, 

March,  1915. 

Sarah  Browne  Dunbar, daughter, 

September,  1915. 

Flora      Bryan      Caldwell, George 

Bryan,  March,  1915. 

Bessie  Carothers  Wayne, Eliza- 
beth Carothers,  January,  1915. 

Marie     Chamberlaine     Thornell, 

son. 

Marian  Grain  McDuell, daughter. 

Annie   Cummock   Miller, Frances 

Cummock,  November,  1914. 

Ruth    Dowd    Gross, Ruth   Dowd, 

June,  1915. 

Marguerite  Drew  Groover, Mar- 
guerite and  Martha  Elizabeth. 

50 


Helen    Earle    Lyda, E.    R.,    Jr., 

1913;  Edwin  Earle,  1911. 

Elkannah  East  Taylor, son,  1913. 

Faye      Elliott      Pogue, Patricia, 

April,    1914;   John   Crawford,   Jr., 

October,  1915. 
Lillian     Foster     Fargo, daughter, 

August,  1915. 

Hortense  Gibbons  Gilbert, son. 

Ruth    Gibson    Venning, Wm.    L., 

Jr.,  September,  1914. 
Mary     Grover     Gregg, Charlotte 

Ward,  May,  1915- 

Ruth  Hancock  Murrell, son. 

Rosalind  Heins  Freund, son. 

Eloise  Hirst  Couper, son,  March, 

1916. 

Eva  Hurt  Simms, daughter. 

Mary  Jones  Ramsey, Howard,  Jr., 

July,  1913.                   ^  ^     . 

Eleanor     Kingsbury     Root, Paul 

Crawford,  Jr.,  March  16,  1916. 
Ina  Larkins  Edwards, Charles  L. 

Oliver,  1909;  Percy,  Jr.,  1912. 
Lillian    Lloyd    Thayer, Raymond, 

Jr.,  November,  1913. 
Lou  Emma  McWhorter  Carroll, 

Miriam,  August,  1913. 
Mary    Louise    McClintock    Norton, 

Nathan  McClintock,  1915. 

Helen  Monash  Hirsch, son. 

Vivian   Mossman   Groves, Eileen, 

April  28,  1916. 
Lila    Bess    Olin    Morgan, Julia; 

Hampton. 
Evel3m    Owens    Apple, Gwendo- 
lyn. 

51 


Hilda    Perry   Whitaker, Madison 

Newton,  September,  1915. 

Liiima  Pfeiffer  Becker, son. 

Kitty  Quinby  Castle, daughter. 

Ida  Ross  LeBlanc, Jane  Stewart, 

April,  19 14. 

Kathleen  Sexton  Spiller, Kath- 
leen, 1913. 

Marguerite  Shaf  er  Witmer, Ches- 
ter, Jr.,  June,  1915. 

Virginia      Shoop      PhiUips, John, 

Jr.,  June,  1915. 

Mary      Sprinkel      Taylor, Ellen 

Warren,  September,  1915. 

Mary  Sutherland  Baker, Rose- 
mary, June,  1915. 

Reba  Stephenson  Kelly, son,  Au- 
gust, 1914. 

Alary  Clifton  Tabb  George, Jane 

Carey,  July,  1915. 

Margaret     Thomas     Patton, Ann 

Elizabeth,  1913;  Charlotte  Holmes, 

1915. 
Carey    Valentine    Cutchine, Cary, 

1910. 
Ann  Elise  Van  Bibber  Reckard, 

Elizabeth  Ann,  June,  1914. 

Estelle  Weslow  Pallac, son. 

Velma      White      Hostetter, Hor- 

tense  Vivian,  November,  191 1. 
Elsie  Zaegel  Thomas, Thomas  H. 


52 


NAMES  AND  ADDRESSES  OF 
ALL   SWEET   BRIAR   STU- 
DENTS, INCLUDING 

1916-1917 


Please  report  promptly  any  changes 
respecting    yourself    and    others    to 
Marion  Peele,  Sweet  Briar,  Va. 
*  denotes  death. 


Abbott,  Virginia,  2209  Sixteenth  Ave- 
nue, South,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

Abraham,  Faye,  Southern  Pines, 
North  Carolina. 

Abraham,  Mary,  Southern  Pines, 
North  Carolina. 

Abrams,  Marie,  614  West  157th  St., 
Kanawah  Court,  New  York  City. 

Adams,  Dorothy,  35  Arlington  Street, 
Cambridge,  Massachusetts. 

Adams,  Emma  Lawson,  1837  Monu- 
ment Avenue,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Adkins,  Maria,  824  Park  Ave.,  Rich- 
mond, Va. 

Alexander,  Jeanne,  1004  Court  St., 
Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Allen,  Dorothy,  1616  Fourteenth 
Avenue,  South,  Birmingham,  Ala- 
bama. 

Lucia  Allen,  Covington,  Virginia. 

53 


*Allen,  Mary,  Houston,  Texas. 

Allen,  Nina,  934  West  Pike  Street, 
Clarksburg,  West  Virginia. 

Allison,  Mary  Bertha,  Riverview, 
Chattanooga,  Tennessee. 

Altschuler,  Frances,  242  Summit 
Avenue,  Hackensack,  New  Jersey. 

Ambuhl,  Martina,  Mrs.  Eugene  Bird 
Martineau,  107  North  Raymond 
Street,  Marinette,  Wisconsin. 

Anderson,  Elizabeth,  310  Washing- 
ton Street,  Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Anderson,  Florence,  St.  Martins, 
Chestnut  Hill,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Anderson,  Hester,  St.  Martins,  Chest- 
nut Hill,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Antrim,  Loulie,  Mrs.  John  Mason, 
Rivermont  Avenue,  Lynchburg, 
Virginia. 

Archibald,  Marie,  616  North  Jeffer- 
son Street,  Carrollton,  Alissouri. 

Armistead,  Velma,  Mrs.  James  Lush 
Alcorn  Russell,  1557  Peabody  Ave- 
nue, Memphis,  Tennessee. 

Armstrong,  Mary  Martha,  300  Lex- 
ington Avenue,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Armstrong,  Katherine,  180  South 
22d  Street,  Paris,  Texas. 

Arnold,  Sarah  Louise,  Montello, 
Massachusetts. 

Atcheson,  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  Ray  B. 
Plumer,   Beaver,  Pennsylvania. 

Atkinson,  Clara,  care  Prof.  A.  F. 
Atkinson,  Cornell  University,  Ith- 
aca, New  York. 

Austin,  Aileen,  Mrs.  Aileen  Austin 
Hayes,  317  Maverick  Grove,  San 
Antonio,  Texas. 

54 


Austin,  Dorothy,  317  Maverick 
Grove,  San  Antonio,  Texas. 

Avirett,  Dunbar,  Rose  Hill,  Cumber- 
land, Maryland. 

Babcock,  Alice  Guion,  Box  No.  320, 

Columbia,  South  Carolina. 
Babcock,  Helen,  Jefferson,  Ohio. 
Bacharach,    Marion,    312    Twentieth 

Street,  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin. 
Bacon,     Florence,     Box     No.     1367, 

Boise,  Idaho. 
Bailey,    Almeria,    R.    F.    D.    No.    i, 

Hampton,  Virginia. 
Baker,  Clara  Belle,  913  South  Sixtti 

Street,  Springfield,  Illinois. 
Baker,    Elizabeth,     Tarboro,     North 

Carolina. 
Baker,  Helen,  303  Freemason  Street, 

Norfolk,  Virginia. 
Baker,  Margaret,  Mrs.  Rudolf  Shedd, 

Wallis   Apartment   House,    Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 
Baldwin,  Beatrix,  Mrs.  Leicester  C. 

Lewis,    115    Fulton    Street,    New 

York  City. 
■  Ball,  Ellen,  Rio  Vista,  Virgmia. 
Ball,     Geraldine,     250    Hyde     Park 

Avenue,  Tampa,  Florida. 
Balsley,    Louise,    Reidsville,    North 

Carolina. 
Bancroft,    Dorothy,    908   East   High 

Street,  Springfield,  Ohio. 
Banks,    Mildred,    Heran    Hernando, 

Mississippi. 
Banister,     Margaret      (1916),     The 
Puritan,  Louisville,  Kentucky. 

55 


Banister,  Edna,  12  Tazewell  Ave- 
nue, Roanoke,  Virginia. 

Barber,  Mabel,  519  Cleveland  Ave- 
nue, Canton,  Ohio. 

Barber,  Julia,  319  West  io6th  Street, 
New  York  City. 

Barber,  Mary,  165  Broadway,  New 
York  City. 

Barbour,  Florence,  Maysville,  Ken- 
tucky. 

Barley,  Anna,  Mrs.  William  Frazier 
Baldwin,  211  North  Washington 
Street,  Alexandria,  Virginia, 

Barkalow,  Vivienne,  1447  Gilpin  St., 
Denver,  Colorado. 

Barnett,  Ruth,  522  Harrison  Street, 
Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Barr,  Jeanette,  Mrs.  Arthur  L.  Der- 
by, 1622  Sixth  Street,  New  Or- 
leans, Louisiana. 

Barret,  Gwendolyn,  Louisa,  Va.  ^. 

Barrow,  Lucile,  Blackstone,  Virginia. 

Barry,  Myrel,  344  Water  Avenue, 
Idaho  Falls,  Idaho. 

Barton,  Isabel  Jane,  141  Warm 
Springs  Avenue,  Boise,  Idaho. 

Battey,  Alice,  318  East  Gaston  Street, 
Savannah,  Georgia. 

Bauer,  Marie,  1313  Fourth  Avenue, 
Portsmouth,  Ohio. 

Baugher,  Byrnina,  38  North  Fulton 
Avenue,  Baltimore,  Maryland. 

Baxter,  Margaret,  Oak  Hall,  Lima, 
Ohio. 

Baylor,  Elizabeth,  Lockhaven,  Nor- 
folk, Virginia. 

Baylor,  Rosalie,  Lockhaven,  Norfolk, 
Virginia. 

56 


Bayly,  Eva,  668  West  Twenty-eighth 
Street,  Los  Angeles,  California. 

Beach,  Mary,  98  Macon  St.,  Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y. 

Beacom,  Elizabeth,  Greensburg,  Pa. 

Beadles,  Louise,  Greenbriar  Apart- 
ments, West'over  Avenue,  Norfolk, 
Virginia. 

Beahm,  Louise,  Port  Carbon,  Penn- 
sylvania. 

Beall,  Annie,  Mrs.  Prickett,  Mt.  Ver- 
non, N.  Y. 

Beavers,  Jessie,  205  McGraw  Avenue, 
Grafton,  West  Virginia. 

Becker,  Josephine,  919  Hyde  Park 
Boulevard,  Chicago,  Illinois. 

Becket,  Margaret,  94  Fourteenth 
Street,  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 

Beeson,  Helen,  169  South  Eighteenth 
St.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 

Bell,  Anne  Kinney,  Mrs.  Randolph 
M.  Valz,  2026  G  Street,  N.  W., 
Washington,  D.  C. 

Bell,  Margaret,  130  Kennedy  Street, 
Bradford,  Pennsylvania. 

Bell,  Marie,  Hill  City,  Tennessee. 

Bell,  Martha,  20  Jefferson  Street, 
Staunton,  Virginia. 

Bell,  Minnie,  Hopkinsville,  Kentucky. 

*Bennett,  Bertha.  Mrs.  Sutton,  505 
West  Charles  Street,  Muncie,  Ind. 

Bennett,  Jessie  Margaret,  421  Colfax 
Avenue,   Scranton,    Pennsylvania. 

Bennett,  Louise  (1916),  1023  North 
Delaware  Street,  Indianapolis,  In- 
diana. 

Benson,  Winifred,  401  West  Sixth 
Street,  Austin,  Texas. 

57 


Berggren,  Linda,  ii8  Prospect  Street, 
East  Orange,  New  Jersey. 

Bethel,  Arlene  D.,  Upland  Road, 
Woonsocket,  Rhode  Island. 

Bertrand,  Dorothy,  Richmond,  Texas. 

Beveridge,  Anna,  2500  Monument 
Avenue,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Beville,  Julia,  Mrs.  Jonathan  Yerkes, 
Ortega,  Jacksonville,  Florida. 

Beye,  Helen,  Mrs.  Gurdon  H.  Ham- 
ilton, Linden  Avenue,  Oak  Park, 
Illinois. 

Beyers,  Gladys,  1017  Ridge  Avenue, 
Evanston,  Illinois. 

Bigelow,  Alice,  Easton,  Maryland. 

Bigger,  Madeline,  11 18  West  Ave- 
nue, Richmond,  Virginia. 

Bilhuber,  Gertrude,  Ma3rwood,  New 
Jersey. 

Bingham,  Kathleen,  Brevard,  North 
Carolina. 

Bird,  Dorothy,  127  Claremont  Ave- 
nue, Mount  Vernon,  New  York. 

Birkhoff,  Gertrude,  5807  Harper  Ave- 
nue, Chicago,  Illinois. 

Birney,  Eloise,  Mrs.  Warren  Curry, 
Monatee,  Florida. 

Bishop,  Helen,  1303  North  Street, 
Logansport,  Indiana. 

Bissell,  Mary,  1548  East  82d  Street, 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Blair,  Jean  Field,  2327-  Monument 
Avenue,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Blair,  Nadine,  Belton,  Missouri. 

Blakeley,  Pearl,  78  Algonquin  Road, 
Chestnut  Hill,  Massachusetts. 

Blanks,  Russe,  1333  Chambers  Street, 
Vicksburg,  Mississippi. 
58 


Block,  Katherine  D.,  s^  Arlington 
Avenue,  Caldwell,  N,  J. 

Blount,  Mollie,  314  North  Baylen 
Street,  Pensacola,  Florida. 

Blue,  Virginia,  Wheeling,  West  Vir- 
ginia. 

Board,  Dorothy,  1937  Orrington  Ave- 
nue, Evanston,  Illinois. 

Bobb,  Mildred,  1735  Palmer  Avenue, 
New  Orleans,  Louisiana. 

Bodley,  Ellen  Pearce,  509  West 
Ormsby  Avenue,  Louisville,  Ken- 
tucky. 

Boettcher,  Ruth,  Schulenburg,   Texas. 

Boice,  Delta,  61  Albany  Avenue, 
Kingston,  New  York. 

Boice,  Jennie  May,  201  East  Grace 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Boley,  Margaret,  Mrs.  Walter  SulH- 
van,  II  Burnham  Street,  West 
Somerville,  Mass. 

Bolinger,  Elizabeth,  Waco,  Texas. 

Bolton,  Minnie,  100  North  Fourth 
Street,   Richmond,   Virginia. 

Bomann,  Ruth,  1326  Evergreen  Ave- 
nue, Plainfield,  New  Jersey. 

Boone,  Frances,  19  Grove  Street, 
Winchester,  Massachusetts. 

Booth,  Alma  (1911),  care  Rt.  Rev. 
H.  St.  George  Tucker,  D.D., 
Kyoto,  Japan. 

Booth,  Mathilde,  2A  Beaconsfield 
Apartments,  Houston,  Texas. 

Booth,  Mozelle,  Mrs.  Thos.  W. 
Archer,  2  A  Beaconsfield  Apart- 
ments, Houston,  Texas. 

Bosson,   Catherine,  4316  North  Illi- 

59 


nois   Street,   Indianapolis,  Indiana. 

Bowers,  Iloe,  Kirklin,  Indiana. 

Bowie,  Elizabeth,  1924  Avenue  I, 
Birmingham,  Alabama. 

Bowman,  Beatrice,  104  Franklin 
Avenue,  Mount  Vernon,  New 
York. 

Bowman,  Lillian,  104  Franklin  Ave- 
nue, Mount  Vernon,  New  York. 

Bradfield,  Emma,  Mrs.  Chas.  A. 
Bratton,  Cherry  St.,  Barnesville, 
Ohio. 

Bradford,  Walker,  Mrs.  Thomas  A. 
Bledsoe,  210  Elizabeth  St.,  Charles- 
ton, West  Virginia. 

Brand,  Shirley,  Sweeney  Apart- 
ments, Kokomo,  Indiana. 

Brazelton,  Alice,  1503  Austin  Ave- 
nue, Waco,  Texas. 

Brazill,  Maude,  Mrs.  John  H.  Iden, 
U.  S.  Naval  Hospital,  House  No. 
2,  Annapolis,  Maryland. 

Bridgeforth,  Bertha,  Kenbridge,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Brockett,  Helen,  High  Point,  North 
CaroHna. 

Broh,  Evel3m,  830  Fifth  Avenue, 
Huntington,  West  Virginia. 

Bronson,  Lida,  Ishpeming,  Michigan. 

Brooke,  Margaret,  Sandy  Spring, 
Maryland  (1916-1917  at  433  Chris- 
tian Street,  Philadelphia,  Pa.). 

Brooke,  Mary,  Mrs.  James  B.  Grant, 
770  Pennsylvania  Street,  Denver, 
Colorado. 

Brooks,  Clara  May,  225  Crofton 
Avenue,  San  Antonio,  Texas. 

60 


Brothers,  Dorothy,  Mrs.  Aden  R. 
Miller,  1235  Fourteenth  Street,  N. 
W.,  Canton,  Ohio. 

Broughton,  Mary,  253  Keystone  Ave- 
nue, River  Forest,  Illinois. 

Broughton,  Ruth,  253  Keystone  Ave- 
nue, Oak  Park,  Illinois. 

Brown,  Bessie,  304  Fourth  Avenue, 
Rome,  Georgia. 

Brown,  Christine,  1056  Second  Ave- 
nue, Detroit,  Michigan. 

Brown,  CorneHa  Susan,  iioi  North 
Delaware  Street,  Indianapolis,  In- 
diana. 

Brown,  Gladys,  Portage  la  Prairie, 
Manitoba,  Canada. 

Brown,  Lucy  Clay,  100  South  Third 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Brown,  Margaret,  Euclid _  Apart- 
ments, Berkeley,  Cahfornia. 

Brown,  Mary  Jane,  Morral,  Ohio. 

Brown,  Priscilla,  316  Oak  Street, 
Cincinnati,  Ohio  (1916-1917  at  13 
Waterhouse  Street,  Cambridge, 
Mass.). 

Brown,  Zalinda,   Camden,  Arkansas. 

Browne,  Helen,  2803  Ontario  Road, 
Washington,  D.  C. 

Browne,  Josephine,  Mrs.  Homer  T. 
Wilson,  Jr.,  San  Antonio,  Texas. 

Browne,  Sarah,  Mrs.  Donald  Dun- 
bar, Dan  D  Ranch,  R.  F.  D.  6, 
Phoenix,  Arizona. 

Browne,  Katharine,  2803  Ontario 
Road,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Browning,    Margaret,    Mrs.    Francis 
Sydney  Burt,  889  Overton  Street, 
Portland,  Oregon. 
61 


Bryan,Anne,  315  West  Beaver  Street, 
Jacksonville,  Florida. 

Bryan,  Cora,  802  Dennis  Avenue, 
Houston,  Texas. 

Bryan,  Flora,  Mrs.  Franklin  M. 
Caldwell,  920  South  Tryon  Street, 
Charlotte,  North  Carolina. 

Bryan,  Mary  Shepard,  802  Dennis 
Avenue,  Houston,  Texas. 

Bryan,  Meta,  Mrs.  Richard  A.  Graves, 
Sparta,  Georgia. 

Buchanan,  Harriet,  Mrs.  Benjamin 
F.  Tilley,  Jr.,  U.  S.  Navy,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 

Buckley,  Elliott,  31 16  Milam  Street, 
Houston,  Texas. 

Buell,  Mary,  Mrs.  Clifton  M.  Carter, 
Bay  City,  Texas. 

Buffington,  Eugenia  (1913),  1140  For- 
est Avenue,  Evanston,  Illinois. 

Bull,  Helen,  402  North  Grove  Ave- 
nue, Oak  Park,  Illinois. 

Bullard,  Daisy,  510  Grand  Central 
Avenue,  Tampa,  Florida. 

Bullard,  Rebekah,  Summit  Avenue, 
Hackensack,  New  Jersey. 

Burch,  Imogene,  1729  James  Avenue, 
South  Minneapolis,  Minnesota 
(1916-1917  at  613  N.  Frances 
Street,  Madison,  Wisconsin). 

Burleson,  Lucy,  1901  F  Street,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 

Burleson,  Sidney,  1901  F  Street, 
Washington,  D.  C 

Burns,  Catherine,  244  East  Orange 
Street,  Lancaster,  Pennsylvania. 

Burns,    Helena,    36   Hickory    Street, 
Hinsdale,  Illinois. 
62 


Burns,  Susan,  36  Hickory  St.,  Hins- 
dale, Illinois. 

Burton,  Loma,  Arlington  Heights, 
Fort  Worth,  Texas. 

Burton,  Nenetta,  Arlington  Heights, 
Forth  Worth,  Texas. 

Burton,  Olive,  Arlington  Heights, 
Forth  Worth,  Texas. 

Busey,  Hester,  912  Floyd  Street, 
Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Byers,  Florence,  428  East  Shurman 
Street,  Hutchinson,  Kansas. 

Caddell,  Lorayne,  95  South  Main 
Street,  Paris,  Texas. 

Cadwell,  Susan,  Jefferson,  Ohio. 

Caldwell,  Emma  Lee,  1009  West 
Sixth  Street,  Austin,  Texas. 

Caldwell,  Margaret,  Mrs.  Benjamin 
Linton  Dall,  364  Bonnie  Brae  Ave- 
nue, River  Forest,  Illinois. 

Callan,  Grace,  Folts  Homestead, 
Ilion,  New  York. 

Camp,  Antoinette  (1916),  401  High 
Street,  Franklin,  Virginia. 

Camp,  Leta,  Mrs.  Ira  F.  Bennett, 
Ocala,  Florida. 

Camp,  Bertie,  Brownwood,  Texas. 

Campbell,  Addie,  Amherst,  Virginia. 

Campbell,  Marjorie,  419  West  Mag- 
nolia Avenue,  San  Antonio,  Texas. 

Campbell,  Mary  Louise,  Amherst, 
Virginia. 

Cann,  Florence,  114  West  Gaston 
Street,  Savannah,  Georgia. 

Cansler,  Sarah,  506  East  Avenue, 
Charlotte,  North  Carolina. 

63 


Caperton,  Caroline,  1424  Kanawha 
Street,  Charleston,  West  Virginia. 

Carney,  Lucy,  Churchland,  Virginia. 

Carothers,  Bessie,  Mrs.  Roy  C. 
Whayne,  1915  Avery  Court,  Louis- 
ville, Kentucky. 

Carothers,  Jane,  1632  Third  Street, 
Louisville,  Kentucky. 

Carpenter,  Frances,  Hotel  Gramatan, 
Bronxville,  New  York. 

Carrington,  Leila,  Christine  Avenue, 
Anniston,  Alabama. 

Carrison,  EHzabeth,  Camden,  South 
Carolina. 

Carroll,  Clytie,  725  Park  Street, 
Beaumont,  Texas. 

Carroll,  Clara,  1020  Court  Street, 
Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Carroll,  Cornelia,  Clarksdale,  Mis- 
sissippi. 

Carroll,  Grace,  Mrs.  Edwin  H.  Myer, 
693  Irma  Avenue,  Beaumont,  Tex. 

Carter,  Mary  Louise,  care  H.  C. 
Carter,  119  Taylor  Street,  San  An- 
tonio, Texas. 

Gary,  Pattie,  Highland  Park,  Rich- 
mond, Virginia. 

Case,  Helen,  157  Greenwood  Avenue, 
Trenton,  New  Jersey. 

Case,  Louise,  19  Lockwood  Avenue, 
East  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Casey,  Louise,  5017  Gaston  Avenue, 
Dallas,  Texas. 

Cassells,  Gladys,  701  Forty-fourth 
Street,  East  Savannah,  Georgia. 

Catlett,  Lucy,  309  Vine  Street,  Staun- 
ton, Virgina. 

64 


Chamberlaine,  Marie,  Mrs.  John  Gray 

Thornell,  U.  S.  A. 
Chapa,     Isabel,     315     North     Pecos 

Street,  San  Antonio,  Texas. 
Chapin,  Florence,  922  Floyd  Avenue, 

Richmond,  Virginia. 
Chapman,     Martha,     415     Elmwood 

Avenue,  Buffalo,  New  York. 
Chase,  Helen,  241  West  Main  Street, 

New  Britain,  Connecticut. 
Chelf,  Douglas  H.,  Dunbarton,  Va. 
Cheney,   Lucy,    Mrs.   J.    R.   Hudson, 

652  Division  Street,  Defiance,  Ohio. 
Cheney,  Alma,  Mrs.  William  Church, 

Wimsatt,  208  Eighth  Street,  S.  W., 

Washington,  D.  C. 
Chenoweth,   Bess,   Mrs.   Thomas   E. 

Ludlam,    Jr.,    1417    N.    Delaware 

Street,  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 
Chittenden,     Helen,     430    Woodside 

Avenue,  Ripon,  Wisconsin. 
Chope,  Florence,   Mrs.   F.  E.   Good, 

243     Elmhurst     Avenue,     Detroit, 

Michigan. 
Christie,     Edith,    •7^    Porter    Place, 

Montclair,  New  Jersey. 
Clark,  Esther,  113  Franklin  Avenue, 

Salem,  Ohio. 
Claiborne,  Jane,  New  Glasgow,  Vir- 
ginia. 
Claiborne,    Nannie,    New    Glasgow, 

Virginia. 
Clark,     Mary,     1023     South     Main 

Street,  Hopkinsville,  Kentucky. 
Clark,     Theodosia,     11 10     Michigan 

Avenue,  Evanston,  Illinois. 
Clarke,    Gertrude,    934   North   Main 

Street,  Rockford,  Illinois. 
65 


Clement,  Milla,  210  Pleasant  Ave., 
Sturgis,  Michigan. 

Clements,  Grace,  Mrs.  George  L. 
Wilson,  Fargo,  North  Dakota. 

Cleland,  Julie,  Box  No.  23,  Lynch- 
burg, Virginia,  care  E.  A.  Cle- 
land. 

Cloud,  Elizabeth,  Hamlet,  North 
Carolina. 

Clyde,  Emma,  Mrs.  Hodge,  1515 
Beachwood  Boulevard,  Pittsburgh, 
Pennsylvania. 

Cobb,  Margaret,  Mrs.  Robert  M. 
Perkins,  U.  S.  A.,  Crystobel,  C.  Z. 

Cobb,  Mildred,  Baltimore,  Maryland. 

Cobbs,  Mary,  Mrs.  Wm.  R.  J.  Dunn, 
Birmingham,  Alabama. 

Cocke,  Elizabeth,  206  West  Franklin 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Coffin,  Florence,  1834  Fourteenth 
Avenue,  South,  Birmingham,  Ala- 
bama. 

Cofield,  Elizabeth,  144  Gordon  Street, 
Atlanta,  Georgia. 

Cohen,  Dorothea,  Mrs.  Eugene  Ed- 
ward Ball,  1 109  Walnut  Street, 
Kansas  City,  Missouri. 

Cohen,  Marjorie,  2146  Wyoming 
Avenue,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Cole,  Cora,  Upper  Alton,  Illinois. 

Cole,  Olive,  1905  North  Market 
Street,  Canton,  Ohio. 

Coleman,  Margaret,  care  Hon.  Phares 
Coleman,  2310  Highland  Avenue, 
Montgomery,  Alabama. 

Coleman,  Ruth,  R.  F.  D,  Amherst. 
Virginia. 

66 


Collins,  Cordelia,  2526  East  First 
Street,  Duluth,  Minnesota. 

Cone,  Vera,  Madison,  Georgia. 

Connell,  Virginia,  21 10  Kanawha 
Street,  Charleston,  West  Virginia. 

Cooke,  Elizabeth,  16  Lawn  Ridge 
Road,  Orange,  New  Jersey. 

Cooke,  Julia,  Sheffield,  Alabama. 

Coolidge,  Catherine  M.,  267  Post 
Avenue,  San  Antonio,  Texas. 

Cooper,  Sarah,  103  Campbell  Street, 
Hopkinsville,  Kentucky. 

Core,  Ruth,  Columbus  Grove,  Ohio. 

Cornwall,  Esther,  Mrs.  Gardner  For- 
dyce  Gillespie,  505  North  Eight- 
eenth Street,  Waco,  Texas. 

Cornwall,  Isabel,  Mrs.  Douglas  J. 
Miller,  Rye,  New  York. 

Corry,  Alice,  Quincy,  Florida. 

Cotton,  Virginia,  1414  Kanawha 
Street,  Charleston,  West  Virginia. 

Couper,  Marjorie,  Mrs.  Chester  H. 
Prince,  The  Shirley,  Redgate  Ave- 
nue, Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Covey,  Katharine,  1414  East  Grove 
Street,  Bloomington,  Illinois. 

Cowan,  Mary,  Cowan  Place,  Vicks- 
burg,  Mississippi. 

Cowgill,  Kathleen,    Easton,  Maryland. 

Cox,  Margery,  283  Franklin  Street, 
Melrose  Highlands,  Massachusetts. 

Crabbs,  Mary  Virginia,  Crawfords- 
ville,  Indiana. 

Craddock,  Elise,  208  Madison  Street, 
Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Carin,  Marian,  Mrs.  Ernest  McDuell, 
528    N.   Fifty-sixth    Street,    Phila- 
delphia, Pennsylvania. 
67 


Cranford,  Clyde,  859  Riverside  Ave- 
nue, Jacksonville,  Florida. 

Craven,  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  Robert  Wy- 
man,  Jamestown,  Rhode  Island. 

Crawford,  Helen,  1012  Tyler  Street, 
Topeka,  Kansas. 

Crawford,  Maury,  Milledgeville, 
Georgia. 

Crump,  Louise,  Chesterfield,  Rich- 
mond, Virginia. 

Crump,  Henrietta,  1401  Hanover 
Avenue,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Culberson,  Eugenia,  2203  Travis 
Street,  Houston,  Texas. 

Cummins,  Lois,  348  Maple  Avenue, 
Edgewood  Park,  Pittsburgh,  Penn- 
sylvania. 

Cumnock,  Annie  (1910),  Mrs.  Jas. 
Garland  Miller,  Gainsboro  Apart- 
ments, Roanoke,  Va. 

Cunningham,  Jane,  Amherst,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Curdts,  Mildred,  911  Colonial  Ave- 
nue, Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Curtis,  Esther,  475  Belleview  Place, 
Milwaukee,  Wisconsin. 

Dabney,  Eugenia,  care  S.  B.  Dabney, 
Houston,  Texas. 

DaCamara,  Marian,  West  Palm 
Beach,  Florida. 

Dake,  Mildred,  Claremont,  Cali- 
fornia. 

Dale,  Virginia,  Belief onte,  Pennsyl- 
vania. 

Dalton,  Margaret,  (£j  West  Fifth 
Street,  Winston-Salem,  North  Car- 
olina. 

68 


Darden,  Jessie,  Suffolk,  Virginia. 

Darden,  Martha,  Suffolk,  Virginia. 

Darnell,  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  Edmund  J. 
Snyder,  370  Woods  Avenue,  Roa- 
noke, Virginia. 

Darnell,  Pauline,  1433  Union  Ave- 
nue, Memphis,  Tennessee. 

Davenport,  Martha,  714  Fairview 
Avenue,  Chattanooga,  Tennessee. 

Davenport,  Ray,  Fort  Stockton, 
Texas. 

Davidson,  Agnes,  527  McCallie  Ave- 
nue, Chattanooga,  Tennessee. 

Davidson,  Mary,  Ellensburg,  Wash- 
ington. 

Davidson,  Nellie,  Mrs.  Sidney  T. 
Thomas,  135  Peterboro,  Detroit, 
Michigan. 

Davies,  Margaret,  102  Third  Street, 
St.  Elmo,  Chattonooga,  Tenn. 

Davis,  Annette,  11  Hill  Park,  Macon, 
Georgia. 

Davis,  Elizabeth,  712  Twenty-first 
Street,  South,  Birmingham,  Ala- 
bama. 

Davis,  Emma  Louise,  612  Colonial 
Avenue,  Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Davis,  Fannie,  526  West  Boulevard, 
Richmond,  Virginia. 

Davis,  Mackie,  306  Third  Avenue, 
North,  Nashville,  Tennessee. 

Davis,  Margaret,  912  Delaware  Ave- 
nue, Wilmington,  Delaware. 

Day,  Dorothy,  1147  Broad  Street, 
Newark,  New  Jersey. 

Dean,  Frances,  4833  Dorchester  Ave- 
nue, Chicago,  111. 

69 


Dearborn,  Marion,  Amherst,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Dearborn,  Nell,  Mrs.  Walter  Reed, 
Amherst,  Virginia. 

Denham,  Sara,  109  Lomax  Street, 
Jacksonville,  Florida. 

Denman,  Susanna,  Mrs.  Pleasant  F. 
Graves,  11 18  Ross  Avenue,  Hous- 
ton, Texas. 

Deutsch,  Dorothy,  4936  Ellis  Avenue, 
Chicago,  Illinois. 

Deutsch,  Sylvia,  4613  Payne  Avenue, 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Dew,  Lelia,  Wytheville,  Virginia. 

Dewey,  Lucy,  2880  Broadway,  New 
York  City. 

Dexter,  Grace,  1601  Canton  Street, 
Dallas,  Texas. 

Dick,  Alice,  522  Linden  Avenue,  Oak 
Park,  Illinois. 

Dickinson,  Corinne,  Rectory,  Clifton 
Forge,  Virginia. 

Dickson,  Dorothy,  4  Booth  Street, 
Ashtabula,  Ohio. 

Diechmann,  Hildegarde,  1261  Madi- 
son Avenue,  New  York  City. 

Dight,  Edith,  2109  East  Superior 
Street,  Duluth,  Minnesota. 

Dillard,  Dean,  2030  Highland  Ave- 
nue, Birmingham,  Alabama. 

Dils,  Mary,  963  Market  Street,  Park- 
ersburg.  West  Virgina. 

Dishman,  Dorothy,  Henderson,  Ken- 
tucky. 

Dittenhaver,  Esther,  2479  Scottwood 
Avenue,  Toledo,  Ohio. 


70 


DIttenhaver,  Helen,  2479  Scottwood 
Avenue,  Toledo,  Ohio. 

Dixon,  Helen,  Mrs.  Stephen  Harri- 
son MacGregor,  U.  S.  A.,  201  East 
Hall  Street,  Savannah,  Georgia. 

Dixon,  Jessie,  201  East  Hall  Street, 
Savannah,  Georgia. 

Doherty,  Kathleen,  220  Marshall 
Street,  Houston,  Texas. 

Doremus,  Cornelia,  47  North  Fuller- 
ton  Avenue,  Montclair,  New  Jer- 
sey. 

Douglass,  Frances,  304  West  Nine- 
teenth Street,  Austin,  Texas. 

Dowd,  Ruth,  Mrs.  Albert  Sidney 
Goss,  Great  Falls,  South  Carolina. 

Dowden,  Florence,  405  First  Street, 
Fairmont,  West  Virginia. 

Downer,  Julia,  400  Bute  Street,  Nor- 
folk, Virginia. 

Downing,  Marie,  Middleport,  Ohio. 

Doyle,  Florence,  321  Lake  Avenue, 
Rochester,  New  York. 

Dressier,  Margaret,  Mrs.  Hans  Wie- 
del,  Berlin,  Germany. 

Drew,  Marguerite,  Mrs.  R.  Overton 
Groover,  171 1  River  Boulevard, 
Jacksonville,  Florida. 

Drew,  Ruth,  933  Riverside  Avenue, 
Jacksonville,  Florida. 

Driver,  Erna,  381  Convent  Avenue, 
New  York  City. 

Driver,  lone,  1734  Central  Avenue, 
Memphis,  Tennessee. 

Duke,  Helen,  546  Park  Street,  Char- 
lottesville, Virginia. 

Dukes,  Alice,  care  Maurice  J.  Dukes, 
Glenside,  Pennsylvania. 
71 


Dunham,  Marie  Louise,  314  Carpen- 
ter Lane,  Germantown,  Pennsyl- 
vania. 

DuShane,  Marjorie,  1863  Iglehart 
Avenue,  St.  Paul,  Minnesota. 

Button,  Elva,  3034  North  Pennsyl- 
vania Street,  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 

Duvall,  Margaret,  221 1  North  Charles 
Street,  Baltimore,  Maryland. 

*Diinn,  Lanier,  Hot  Springs,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Dycus,  Avon,  Mrs.  J.  H.  Armstrong, 
Jr.,  Lubbock,  Texas. 

Eaglesfield,  Carina,  3319  North  Me- 
ridian Street,  Indianapolis,  In- 
diana. 

Eaglesfield,  Dorothea,  3319  North 
Meridian  Street,  Indianapolis,  In- 
diana. 

Eaglesfield,  Margaret,  3319  North 
Meridian  Street,  Indianapolis,  In- 
diana. 

Eaglesfield,  Virginia,  3319  North 
Meridian  Street,  Indianapolis,  In- 
diana. 

Earle,  Helen,  Mrs.  E.  R.  Lyda,  1216 
Westlake  Avenue,  Los  Angeles, 
CaHfornia. 

Early,  Henrianne,  R.  F.  D.  No.  4, 
Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Earnest,  Frances,  Dallas,  Texas. 

Earnest,  Mamie  Ray,  900  West  I7t'h 
Street,  Austin,  Texas. 

Easley,  Martha,  159  Giles  Street, 
Bluefield,  West  Virginia. 

72 


East,  Elkanah,  Mrs.  Edward  Jordan 

Taylor,  Driver,  Virginia. 
Eberle,  Eleanor,  518  Columbus  Ave- 
nue, Muskogee,  Oklahoma. 
Eckart,  Margaret,  720  Ontario  Street, 

Oak  Park,  Illinois. 
Effinger,      Frances,      The      Grafton, 

Washington,  D.  C. 
Effinger,     Katherine,    The    Grafton, 

Washington,  D.  C. 
Eggleston,   Elizabeth,   Black sburg, 

Virginia. 
Eikelman,    Nellie,   345    Sixth    Street, 

San  Bernardino,  California. 
Eikenberry,  Lorine,  Greenville,  Ohio. 
Eilert,  Marie  Arlyn,  2339  Cleveland 

Avenue,  Chicago,  Illinois. 
Eisendrath,  Alma,  4339  Grand  Boule- 
vard, Chicago,  Illinois. 
Eisendrath,     Gertrude,     4339     Grand 

Boulevard,  Chicago,  Illinois. 
ElHngton,  Virginia,   181 7  Monument 

Avenue,  Richmond,  Va. 
Elliott,  Amy,  2057  North  New  Jersey 

Street,  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 
Elliott,   Faye,   Mrs.  John   C.   Pogue, 

Dexter  Avenue,  East  Walnut  Hills, 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
Elmendorf,  Erna,  11 19  South  Alamo 

Street,  San  Antonio,  Texas. 
Ely,    Mildred,    Mrs.   W.    H.    Gibson 

Bradford,     416     North     Chestnut 

Street,  Barnesville,  Ohio. 
Ely,   Virginia,    520   Chestnut    Street, 

Barnesville,  Ohio. 
Embrey,  Anne  Elizabeth,  Fredericks- 
burg, Virginia. 

73 


Emmert,  Virginia,  Martinsburg,  West 
Virginia. 

Engelhard,  Margaret,  1521  Hinman 
Avenue,  Evanston,  Illinois. 

England,  Mildred,  Whittier,  Cali- 
fornia. 

Erck,  Clare  (1915).  251  South  Thir- 
teenth Street,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Ervin,  Addie,  Richmond  Hotel,  Rich- 
mond, Virginia. 

Ervin,  Mary,  Mrs.  Raymond  Massey, 
Richmond  Hotel,  Richmond,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Etheridge,  Virginia,  Mrs.  Arthur 
Hitch,  811  Colonial  Avenue,  Nor- 
folk, Virginia. 

Eubank,  Helen,  810  First  National 
Bank,  Birmingham,  Alabama. 

Evans,  Harriet  (1915),  Amherst,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Evans,  Sara  Seidel,  6940  Torresdale 
Avenue,  Tacony.  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Everett,  Hallie,  Guyandotte,  West 
Virginia. 

Ewing,  Esther,  2009  Carondelet 
Street,  New  Orleans,  Louisiana. 

Ezzell,  Sophia,  Newsom  Station,  Ten- 
nessee. 

Farrar,    Ellen,    3100    Smith    Street, 

Houston,  Texas. 
Farrar,  Helen,  857  President  Street, 

Brooklyn,  New  York. 
Farris,  Marcelit'e,  Mrs.  Frank  Grls- 

wold  Barry,  330  West  io8th  Street, 

New  York  City. 
Farthing,  Carrie  Belle,  2614  Chartres 

Street,  Houston,  Texas. 

74 


Faust,  Marian,  Merion,   Pennsylvania. 

Faucus,  Anna,  Merion,  Pennsylvania, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Fearrington,  Faith,  511  Holly  Ave- 
nue, Winston-Salem,  North  Caro- 
lina. 

Feder,  Rosalie,  2234  Fifty-fifth  Street, 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Fehr,  Clarissa,  Anoatok,  Cherokee 
Drive,  Louisville,  Kentucky. 

Ferris,  Fanita,  222  North  Academy 
Street,  Galesburg,  Illinois. 

Finley,  Dorcas,  515  East  Miller 
Street,  Springfield,  Illinois. 

Finney.  Dorothy.  Westbrook  Hotel, 
Forth  Worth,  Texas. 

Fisher,  Dorothy,  2236  Bellaire  Ave- 
nue, Denver,  Colorado. 

Fisher,  Florence,  Mrs.  Herbert  S. 
Selig,  2014  N.  Illinois  Street;  In- 
dianapolis, Indiana. 

FitzHugh.  Janetta.  University  of  Vir- 
ginia, Charlottesville.  Virginia. 

Fletcher,  Helen,  16  Euclid  Avenue, 
Sharon,  Pennsylvania. 

Forbush.  Edith.  525  Forest  Avenue, 
Oak  Park,  Illinois. 

Forbush.  Rachel,  525  Forest  Avenue, 
Oak  Park,  Illinois. 

Ford,  Agnes.  Fairfax.  Virginia. 

Fordtran,  Mary  Pauline,  505  Belk- 
nap Place.  San  Antonio.  Texas. 

Fore,  Cornie,  707  North  College 
Street,  Charlotte,  North  Carolina. 

Foster,  Annie,  211  London  Street', 
Portsmouth,  Virginia. 

Foster.  •  Josephine,  1313  Niazuma 
Street,  Birmingham,  Alabama. 

75 


Foster,  Lillian,  Mrs.  Frank  Miller 
Fargo,  Jr.,  1220  Hinman  Avenue, 
Evanston,  Illinois. 

*Foster,  May,  174  Prospect  Street, 
Ridgewood,  New  Jersey. 

Franke,  Elizabeth  (1913),  Box  47, 
Anchorage,  Kentucky  (1916-1917 
at  527  West  121  St  Street,  New 
York  City). 

Freear,  Anne,  1308  Austin  Avenue, 
Wichita  Falls,  Texas. 

Freeman,  Florence,  233  Summit  Ave- 
nue, Mt.  Vernon,  New  York. 

Freiberg,  Caroline,  3516  Alaska  Ave- 
nue, Avondale,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

French,  Marjorie,  Mrs.  Chas.  Leroy 
Nevens,  Barneveld,  New  York. 

Fretwell,  Ruth,  Anderson,  South 
Carolina. 

Friedman,  Julie,  951  Hyde  Park 
Boulevard,  Chicago,  Illinois. 

Fry,  Helen,  418  West  Hortter  Street, 
Germantown,   Philadelphia,   Pa, 

Fuller,  Lillian,  orj  Summit  Place,  St. 
Louis,  Missouri, 

Fulton,  Tot.  Wise,  Virginia. 

Furman,  Eleanor,  121  Academy 
Street,  Greenville,  South  Carolina. 

Gage,  Florence  Elizabeth,  318  North 
State  Street,  Painesville.  Ohio. 

Gale,  Mary,  1418  Twenty-first  Street, 
N.  W.,  Washington,  D,  C 

Garland,  Lucie  Ellis,  Amherst,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Garrett',  Annie,  1903  McGowan  Ave- 
nue, Houston,  Texas. 

76 


Garrett,    Carra,    Williamsburg,    Vir- 
ginia. 
Garth,  Maria,  Mrs.  Francis  M.  Inge, 

Montgomery,  Alabama. 
Gates,  Mary,  36  G  Street,  Johnstown, 

Pennsylvania. 
Gay,  Katharine,  402  North  Shamokin 

Street,   Shamokin,   Pennsylvania. 
Gayle,    Lucie,    Third    and    Garrard 

Streets,  Covington,  Kentucky. 
Geddy,  Anne  Gary,  Toano,  Virginia. 
Gholson,       Christine,      Hopkinsville, 

Kentucky. 
Gibbon,    Corinne,    705    South   Tryon 

Street,  Charlotte,  North  Carolina. 
Gibbons,  Hortense,  Mrs.  Harvey  W. 

Gilbert,  495  Seventh  Street,  Beau- 
mont, Texas. 
Gibbs,    Edith,   Howell   Terrace,   Los 

Angeles,  California. 
Gibson,    Elise,    16    Eleventh    Street 

Parkersburg,  West  Virginia. 
Gibson,  Margaret,  113  Franklin  Ave- 
nue, Mount  Vernon,  New  York. 
Gibson,  Ruth,  Mrs.  Wm.  L.  Venning, 

53  Adams  Street,  Mount  Vernon, 

New  York. 
Gill,  Brice,  267  West  72d  Street,  New 

York  City. 
Gilliland,  Gladys,  Van  Wert,  Ohio. 
Gilmore,    Delia    May,    2126    Lincoln 

Park  West,  Chicago,  Illinois. 
Gilmore,     Rosanne,     168    Lexington 

Avenue,  Dayton,  Ohio. 
Glass,  Louise,  2030  Quinlan  Avenue, 

South,  Birmingham,  Alabama. 
Goldsmith,   Winifred,   27  West  49th 

Street,  New  York  City. 

77 


Goodall,  Gillian,  Glen  Iris  Park,  Bir-   i 
mingham,  Alabama. 

Grammer,  Bessie  (1913),  1024  Spruce 
Street,  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania. 

Grammer,  Dorothy,  1024  Spruce 
Street,  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania. 

Grammer,  Mary  Page,  1024  Spruce 
Street,  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania. 

Grant,  Margaret  (i9i5),63  East  Col- 
lege Street,  Oberlin,  Ohio. 

Graves,  Geraldine,  Cuero,  Texas. 

Graves,  Juliet,  University  of  Vir- 
ginia, Charlottesville,  Virginia. 

Gray,  Douglas,  Mrs.  Richard  B.  Ty- 
ler, Lawrenceville,  Virginia. 

Green,  Elizabeth  (1914),  Charles 
Town,  West  Virginia. 

Green,  Janet,  Danville,  Virginia. 

Green,  Margaret,  1504^  East  Third 
Street,  Duluth,  Minn. 

Gregg,  Cora,  Mrs.  Robert  Randolph 
Meyer,  Jacksonville,  Florida. 

Gregg,  Rachel,  330  Prospect  Avenue, 
Hackensack,  New  Jersey. 

Gregory,  Jane,  1532  Sixteenth  Street, 
Washington,  D.  C. 

Gregory,  Ethel,  Ocean  View,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Griffin,  Eugenia  (1910),  Salem,  Vir- 
ginia (1916-1917  at  705  Grace 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia). 

Griffin,  Claudine,  Salem,  Virginia. 

Gristock,  Dorothy,  Collegeville,  Penn- 
sylvania. 

Groover,  Mary,  Mrs.  Fitzhugh  Ward 
Gregg,  940  Park  Street,  Jackson- 
ville, Florida. 

78 


Grove,  Florence,  311  Jefferson  Street, 
Clarksburg,  West  Virginia. 

Gross,  Effie,  1103  Thirty-third  Street, 
Galveston,  Texas. 

Groves,  Katharine,  573  Grove  Street, 
Glencoe,  Illinois. 

Grubbs,  Hazel,  Mount  Sterling,  Ken- 
tucky. 

Guenther,  Amanda,  250  Washington 
Street,  San  Antonio,  Texas. 

Guggenheimer,  Cilia,  313  Washing- 
ton Street,  Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Guggenheimer,  Daisy,  313  Washing- 
ton Street,  Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Guilberf,  Julia  R.    Ashland,  Virginia. 

Gunther,  Leona,  821  Wisconsin  Ave- 
nue, Sheboygan,  Wisconsin. 

Guthrie,  Helen  Mar,  809  Charleston 
Avenue,  Mattoon,  Illinois. 

Gwathmey,  Carolyn,  Mrs.  Lyal 
Ament  Davidson,  U.  S.  Navy,  543 
Warren  Crescent,  Norfolk,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Gwathmey,  Mary  P.  L.,  543  Warren 
Crescent,  Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Gwathmey,  Mary  Tayloe,  219  Russell 
Street,  Nashville,  Tennessee. 

Gwynn,  Stella,  1102  Main  Street, 
Danville,  Virginia. 

Haddock,  Margaret,  Mrs.  Raymond 
Etheridge  Watson,  201  West  Con- 
cord Street,  Kansas  City,  Missouri. 

Hafner,  Eugenia,  409  Chicago  Ave- 
nue, Oak  Park,  Illinois. 

Hail,  Elizabeth,  2014  West  End  Ave- 
nue, Nashville,  Tennessee. 

79 


Haile,  Evelyn,  6ii  East  Quincy 
Street,  San  Antonio,  Texas. 

Halback,  Florence,  1225  Main  Street, 
Quincy,  Illinois. 

Hale,  Mildred,  22  Trumbull  Street, 
New  Haven,  Connecticut. 

Hall,  Catherine,  1735  Chicago  Ave- 
nue, Evanston,  Illinois. 

Hall,  Mary  Beverly,  1807  Houston 
Street,  Laredo,  Texas. 

Hammond,  Louise,  Covington,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Hammond,  Mattie  D.,  Covington, 
Virginia. 

Hampton,  Corinne,  Mrs.  Henry  Pe- 
ronneau  Brown,  Evington,  Bed- 
ford County,  Virginia. 

Hanckel,  Florence,  828  M.  D.  Wood- 
ruff Place,  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 

Hancock,  Ruth,  Mrs.  R.  W.  W.  Mur- 
rell,  Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Hanna,  Isabelle,  137  Mill  Street,  Cam- 
bridge, Maryland. 

Hanna,  Nancy  P.,  3007  Q  Street,  N. 
W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Hardie,  Sue,  Mrs.  William  Thomas 
Bell,  Greenville,  South  Carolina. 

Hargraves,  Grace  L.,  94  Broad  Street, 
Newark,  New  Jersey. 

Harper,  Edith,  Pennington  Road, 
Trenton,  New  Jersey. 

Harris,  Jean,  Harrisonburg,  Virginia. 

Harris,  Mildred,  200  Waverly  Way, 
Atlanta,  Georgia. 

Harrison,  Alma,  Flatonia,  Texas. 

Harrison,  Dorothy,  740  Clinton  Ave- 
nue, Newark,  New  Jersey. 

80 


Harrison,  Fannie,  Mrs.  Frederick  B. 
Webster,  Amherst,  Virginia. 

Harrison,  Harriet,  1625  East  First 
Street,  Duluth,  Minnesota. 

Harrison,  Norine,  517  Franklin 
Street,  Clarksville,  Tennessee. 

Harrison,  Rosalie,  Amherst,   Virginia. 

Hart,  Alice,  New  Britain,  Connec- 
ticut. 

Harvey,  Ruth,  Mrs.  Halsey  Keeling, 
217. 

Hatch,  Virginia,  11039  Belleflower 
Road,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Hatton,  Mary  Watts,  421  North 
Street,  Portsmouth,  Virginia. 

Haviland,  Elizabeth,  301  East  Chilli- 
cothe  Avenue,  Bellefontaine,  Ohio. 

Haviland,  Lavinia,  1801  Irving  Ave- 
nue, South,  Minneapolis,  Minne- 
sota. 

Hawkins,  Annie,  Mrs.  William  Lud- 
well  Lee,  217  North  Craig  Street, 
Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania. 

Hawkins,  Gabrielle,  Mrs.  H.  M.  Her- 
bener,  Thomasville,  Georgia. 

Hawkins,  Jency,  Fayetteville,  West 
Virginia. 

Hawley,  Nathalie,  65  Fort  Washing- 
ton Avenue,  New  York  City. 

Hayes,  Ellen  (1914),  Belief  onte, 
Pennsylvania  (1916-1917  at  6  Cross 
Street,   Wellesley,   Massachusetts). 

Haynes,  Annie  Laurie,  Mrs.  Geo.  E. 
Roulette,  433  Potomac  Avenue, 
Hagerstown,  Maryland. 

Haynie,  Ellen,  Hillsboro,  Ohio. 

81 


Hays,  Ruth,  558  Bradford  Avenue, 
Milwaukee,  Wisconsin. 

Heald,  Alice  Marion,  105  Jenkins 
Street,  Providence,  Rhode  Island. 

Heaton,  Jessie,  1264  Willow  Avenue, 
Louisville,  Kentucky. 

Hefley,  Marie,  528  Henderson  Street, 
Forth  Worth,  Texas. 

Heggie,  Lucile,  610  Georgia  Avenue, 
Chattanooga,  Tennessee. 

Heims,  Rosalind,  Mrs.  Edward  Fre- 
und,  4049  Lake  Avenue,  Chicago, 
Illinois. 

Hempstead,  Adelaide,  Mrs.  Kenneth 
M.  Hess,  917  Putnam  Avenue, 
Plainfield,  New  Jersey. 

Hempsfone,  Ida  Lee,  Mrs.  C.  Clifford 
C.  Cleborne,  Leesburg,  Virginia. 

Henderson,  Frances,  Bellevue,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Henderson,  Jane,  Bellevue,  Virginia. 

Henry,  Aylette,  Tazewell,  Virginia. 

Henry,  Beatrice,  Del  Rio,  Texas. 

Hensel,  Alberta,  Haverford,  Penn- 
sylvania. 

Hensel,  Edwina,  Haverford,  Penn- 
sylvania. 

Herd,  Mary,  Mrs.  Ferdinand  Moore, 
Fort  Worth,  Texas. 

Hertz,  Mabel,  405  West  Green  Street, 
Hazleton,  Pennsylvania. 

Heurtley,  Katharine,  418  Forest  Ave- 
nue, Oak  Park,  Illinois. 

Hibberd,  Helen,  Mrs.  Carroll  Wm. 
Reed,  Lyon  Apartments,  Clarks- 
burg, West  Virginia. 

82 


Hicks,  Alleine  B.,  187  College  Street, 
Oxford,  North  Carolina. 

Hicks,  Marion,  176  South  Street, 
Talladega,  Alabama. 

Hill,  Marian,  620  Augusta  Street, 
San  Antonio,  Texas. 

Hill,  Virginia,  11 15  East  Tenth 
Street,  Chattanooga,  Tennessee. 

Hiltebrant,  Mildred,  99  Wurts  Street, 
Kingston,  New  York. 

Hilton,  Dorothy,  Sylvania,  Georgia. 

Hilton,  Louise,   Sylvania,  Georgia. 

Hinds,  lone,  Mrs.  Otis  Benton  Dur- 
bin,  3422  Holmes  Street,  Kansas 
City,  Missouri. 

Hines,  Anne  Louise,  Petersburg, 
Virginia. 

Hines,  Martha,  Mrs.  D.  L.  Dixon, 
Kinston,  North  Carolina. 

Hirst,  Eloise,  Mrs.  William  Couper, 
168  Harrison  Avenue,  Jersey  City, 
New  Jersey. 

Hobbs,  Helen,  11 16  Westover  Ave- 
nue, Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Hobson,  Pattie,  Mrs.  R.  D.  Eagles- 
field,  3455  Salem  Street,  Indian- 
apolis, Indiana. 

*Hodge,  Dorothy,  219  West  Madison 
Street,  Paris,  Illinois. 

Hodge,  Kathleen,  219  West  Madison 
Street,  Paris,  Illinois. 

Hodges,  Hortense,  28  Court  Street, 
Portsmouth,  Virginia. 

Hogans,  Clara  D.,  406  North  Elm- 
wood  Avenue,  Oak  Park,  Illinois. 

Hogg,  Alice,  1082  Shady  Avenue, 
Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania. 

83 


Hogg,  Mary  Caroline,  1082  Shady 
Avenue,    Pittsburgh,   Pennsylvania. 

Holihan,  Edna,  9  Park  Place,  Pel- 
ham,  New  York. 

Holmes,  Elizabeth,  Hernando,  Mis- 
sissippi. 

Holmes,  Louise,  858  Second  Avenue, 
Detroit,  Michigan.  j 

Hood,  Agnes,  Mrs,  Herbert  Arthur 
Gronemeyer,  528  West  Main  Street, 
Clarksburg,  West  Virginia. 

Hooper,    Louise     (1910),    4    Stuart^ 
Hall  Apartments,  Richmond,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Hopper,  Elizabeth,  904  Government 
Street,  Mobile,  Alabama. 

Hopwood,  Eleanor,  Nassau  Street, 
Uniontown,  Pennsylvania. 

Horner,  Eva  (1913),  Shoenberger 
Hall,  Asheville,  North  Carolina. 

Hornor,  Corneha,  San  .  Antonio, 
Texas. 

Horseley,  Perkins,  Lynchburg,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Houser,  Ruth  (1913),  Wabash,  In- 
diana. 

Hover,  Anne,  1227  East  Colfax  Ave- 
nue, Denver,  Colorado. 

Hover,    Harriet,    1227    East    Colfax  a 
Avenue,  Denver,  Colorado.  1 

Howe,  Flora,  Miles  City,  Montana.     ^ 

Howell,  Ruth,  Boonton,  New  Jersey. 

Howison,  Ellen  (1916),  East  Main 
Street,  Staunton,  Virginia. 

Hudson,  Elizabeth,  615  North  Jeffer- 
son Street,  Carrollton,  Missouri. 

84 


i 


Huff,  Julia,  Mrs.  Henry  Bedford,  569 
St  Mark's  Avenue,  Brooklyn,  New 
York. 

Hulburd,  Ruth,  1859  East  Eighty- 
seventh  Street,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Hull,  Elizabeth,  617  Olny  Road,  Nor- 
folk, Virginia. 

Humes,  Cyrilla,  Blacherne  Apart- 
ment, Indianapolis,  Indiana. 

Humphries,  Ferol,  15  West  Eleventh 
Street,  Atlanta,  Georgia. 

Hunt,  Margaret,  13  Bluff  View,  Chat- 
tanooga, Tennessee. 

Huntley,  Floy,  Covington,  Virginia. 

Hurt,  Eva,  Mrs.  Arthur  B.  Simms, 
Atlanta,  Georgia. 

Hurt,  Jennie  (1911),  Mrs.  W.  R. 
Turner,  Blackstone,  Virginia. 

Hurt,  Louise,  Blackstone,  Virginia. 

Hutter,  Claudine,  15 17  Jackson  Street, 
Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Hyslop,  Edith,  508  Graydon  Avenue, 
Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Ilfrey,  Lola,  601  Stewart  Avenue, 
Houston,  Texas. 

Jackson,  Bessie,  11 13  Grove  Avenue, 
Richmond,  Virginia. 

Jackson,  Ruth,  615  Tennessee  Street, 
Lawrence,  Kansas. 

Jalonick,  Helen,  1208  Broad  Street, 
Wichita  Falls,  Texas. 

Jamison,  Ethel,  Mrs.  Max  Kelly, 
Roanoke,  Virginia. 

Johns,  Mary  Lillias,  Charleston,  Mis- 
souri (1916-1917  at  Saint  Ignace, 
Michigan). 

85 


Johns,  Mary  Wharton,  2501  Whitis 
Avenue,  Austin,  Texas. 

Johnson,  Antoinette,  38  Washington 
Terrace,  East  Orange,  New  Jersey. 

Johnson,  Doris,  2875  Montana  Ave- 
nue, Westwood,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Johnson,  Josephine,  Ninth  and  Wal- 
nut Streets,  Gadsden,  Alabama. 

Johnson,  Margaret,  Warrensburg, 
Missouri. 

Johnson,  Mar jorie,  447  North  Church 
Street,  West  Chester,  Pennsyl- 
vania. 

Johnson,  Mary,  The  Chesterfield,^ 
Richmond,  Virginia. 

Johnson,  Mrs.  Roxy,  Coffeyville, 
Kansas. 

Johnson,  Ruth,  San  Marcos,  Texas. 

Johnston,  Helen,  407  East  Grace 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Johnston,  Jessie,  Tyrone,  Pennsyl- 
vania. 

Johnston,  Nicketti,  407  East  Grace 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Jones,  Agnes,  Mrs.  Elliott  Hunter 
Muse,  The  Babbage,  Atlanta, 
Georgia. 

Jones,  Dorris,  Suffolk,  Virginia. 

Jones,  Edna  H.,  742  Jefferson  Ave- 
nue, Elizabeth,  New  Jersey. 

Jones,  Geraldine,  Gainesville,  Texas. 

Jones,  Gertrude,  112  Jones  Street, 
West,  Savannah,  Georgia. 

Jones,  Lena,  406  Fannin  Street, 
Shreveport,  Louisiana. 

Jones,  Louise,  1901  Third  Avenue, 
Louisville,  Kentucky. 

86 


Jones,  Lucile,  74i  South  Union  Ave- 
nue, Los  Angeles,  California, 

Jones,  Marie,  Mrs.  Lisle  Hazlegrove, 
528  North  Boulevard,  Richmond, 
Virginia. 

Jones,  Marion,  741  Union  Avenue, 
Los  Angeles,  CaHfornia. 

Jones,  Martha,  Elberton,  Georgia. 

Jones,  Martha  Ellen,  398  West  Wal- 
nut Street,  Frankfort,  Indiana. 

Jones,  Martha  Wharton,  729  Vance 
Avenue,  Memphis,  Tennessee. 

Jones,  Mary  Allgood,  Box  No.  1708, 
Atlanta,  Georgia. 

Jones,  Mary,  Mrs.  Howard  E.  Ram- 
sey, 1858  Felix  Avenue,  Memphis, 
Tennessee. 

Jones,  Miriam  Lee,  410  Broad  Street, 
Albany,  Georgia. 

Jones,  Virginia,  1131  West  Franklm 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Jordan,  Sarah,  562  East  Street,  Mem- 
phis, Tennessee. 

Judge,  Mary  Eleanor,  Mansfield, 
Pennsylvania. 

Kash,  Feme,  Mrs.  Leslie  C.  LaFou, 
Waiteville,  West  Virginia. 

Kaufman,  Margaret,  1151  Bryden 
Road,  Columbus,  Ohio. 

Kautz,  Kathryn,  718  West  Mulberry 
Street,  Kokomo,  Indiana. 

Keith,  Hannah,  Fairfax,  Virginia. 

Keith,  Anne,  Fairfax,  Virginia. 

Keith,  Sarah,  1214  Broadway,  Beau- 
mont, Texas. 

Keithly,  Florence,  2104  Smith  Street, 
Houston,  Texas. 
87 


Kell,  Bess,  900  Bluff  Street,  Wichita 
Falls,  Texas. 

Keller, Esther  (191 0,707  East  Wash- 
ington Street,  Muncie,  Indiana. 

Keller,  Nelle  (1912),  707  East  Wash- 
ington Street,  Muncie,  Indiana. 

Kelly,  Cecelia,  Box  116,  Lewes,  Dela- 
ware. 

Kemerer,  Hildred,  236  Avenue  Road, 
Toronto,  Canada. 

Kemp,  Katherine  P.,  211  West  139th 
Street,  New  York  City. 

Kemper,  Katherine  P.,  Henderson- 
ville,  North  Carolina. 

Kenney,  Frances  L.,  275  Park  Place, 
Decatur,  Illinois. 

Kersey,  Emily,  425  West  Howard 
Street,  Muncie,  Indiana. 

Ketring,  Isabel,  Greenville,  Ohio. 

Key,  Bess,  606  Rio  Grande  Street, 
Austin,  Texas. 

Kile,  Charlotte,  310  West  Chestnut 
Street,  Paris,  Illinois. 

Kimball,  Louise,  5309  Westminster 
Place,  Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania. 

Kincheloe,  Thelma,  Tampico,  Tampo, 
Mexico, 

King,  Ella,  1910  St.  Johns  Avenue, 
Jacksonville,  Florida. 

Kingsbury,  Eleanor,  Mrs.  Paul  C. 
Root,  1936  East  86th  Street,  Cleve- 
land, Ohio. 

Kinsolving,  Vitula,  221  Birchwood 
Street,  Louisville,  Kentucky. 

Kintzing,  Gertrude,  400  York  Street, 
Hanover,  Pennsylvania. 

Kincaid,  Betty,  Mrs.  James  Coe  Van 
de  Carr,  U.  S.  Navy. 
88 


Kirk,  Katharine,  305  Highland  Ave- 
nue,  Newcastle,   Pennsylvania, 

Kirker,  Juliette,  Ripley,  Ohio. 

Kisfler,  Mary  Lou,  1230  Washington 
Avenue,  Colorado  Springs,  Colo- 
rado. 

Klausmann,  Berthelda,  835  N.  New 
Jersey  Street,  Indianapolis,  In- 
diana. 

Klein,  Cecile,  Mrs.  Harold  Deutsch, 
1 35 1  East  Boulevard,  Cleveland, 
Ohio. 

Klein,  Marie,  11 19  Hickory  Street, 
Birmingham,  Alabama. 

Knapp,  Grace,  Westminster,  Mary- 
land. 

Knapp,  Roberta,  713  Ashland  Ave- 
nue, Rockford,  Illinois. 

Knight,  Shirley,  Mrs.  Sam  Crawford, 
Jr.,  108  West  Both  Street,  New 
York  City. 

Knox,  Byrd,  2204  Louisiana  Street, 
Houston,  Texas. 

Kohn,  Marjorie,  2033  East  90th 
Street,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Koon,  Eleanor,  116  Main  Street, 
Houlton,  Maine. 

Koser,  Margaret,  Mrs.  Edgar  Mc- 
Lure,  Virginia  City,  Montana. 

Krause,  Emma,  Mrs.  K.  Serini,  Hag- 
enau,  Alsace,  Germany. 

Krause,  Winifred,  144  Harmon  Ave- 
nue, Pelham,  New  York. 

Krieg,  Constance,  1916  Colfax  Ave- 
nue, MinneapoHs,  Minnesota. 

Kruse,  Adele,  8145  Madison  Road, 
Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

89 


Kunkle,    Katharine,    Mrs.    Paul    H. 

George,    6oi    North    Main    Street, 

Greensburg,  Pennsylvania. 
Kunkle,     Margaret,     Chestnut    Hill, 

Greensburg,  Pennsylvania. 
Kuykendall,     Alva,     Cherokee,     San 

Saba  Co.,  Texas. 
Kuykendall,  Frances,  Cherokee,  San 

Saba  Co.,  Texas. 
Kyle,  Ruth,  Snowden,  Virginia. 

Laird,  Mary,  2410  Seventh  Street, 
Wilmington,  Delaware. 

Lamar,  Nellie,  North  Augusta,  South 
Carolina. 

Lamfrom,  Helen  (1913),  North  Bal- 
timore, Ohio. 

Landers,  Ruth,  64  Groveland  Ter- 
race, Minneapolis,  Minnesota. 

Landis,  Suzanne,  5702  Blackstone 
Avenue,  Chicago,  111. 

Lane,  Hazel,  238  Grove  Street,  Chi- 
copee  Falls,   Massachusetts. 

Lanier,  Katherine,  Mrs.  Gaither 
Leonard  Jones,  Crosby  Hotel, 
Beaumont,  Texas. 

Lantz,  Lucy,  Mrs.  Harry  deL.  Mc- 
Kinlay,  Englewood,  New  Jersey. 

Larkins,  Ina,  Mrs.  Percy  Edwards, 
1701  South  Boulder  Avenue,  Tulsa, 
Oklahoma. 

Lassiter,  Lelia,  32  South  Market 
Street,  Petersburg,  Virginia. 

Lawrence,  Barbara,  25  Ithaca  Street, 
Waverly,  New  York. 

Lazenby,     Virginia,     1525     Morrow 
Street,  Waco,  Texas. 
90 


Lea,  Elizabeth,  229  Chestnut  Ave- 
nue, Trenton,  New  Jersey. 

Leachman,  Constance,  Altamont  Cir- 
cle, Charlottesville,  Virginia. 

Leake,  Beverly,  1014  South  Twenty- 
eighth  Street,  Birmingham,  Ala- 
bama. 

Leitch,  Virginia,  1202  Lee  Street, 
Charleston,  West  Virginia. 

LeHardy,  Julia,  117  East  Thirty- 
fourth  Street,  Savannah,  Georgia. 

Lemley,  Alice,  Upperville,  Virginia. 

Lemon,  Avazo,  Roanoke,  Virginia. 

Lewis,  Claudia,  Morehead  Hill,  Dur- 
ham, North  Carolina. 

Lewis,  Flora,  180  Humboldt  Street, 
Denver,  Colorado. 

Lewis,  Frances,  157  West  Hickory 
Street,  Denton,  Texas. 

Lewis,  Margaret,  Lewiston  Orchards, 
Lewist'on,   Idaho. 

Lewis,  Marguerite,  221 1  Fourteenth 
Avenue,  South,  Birmingham,  Ala- 
bama. 

Lieber,  Edith,  Mrs.  Kurt  Vennegut, 
30th  Street  and  Princeton  Place, 
Indianapolis,  Indiana. 

Lieber,  Marie,  430  North  Alabama 
Street,  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 

Lilly,  Mildred  Gladys,  431  Fifth  Ave- 
nue, Huntington,  West  Virginia. 

Lindsay,  Delia,  320  East  Huntington 
Street,  Savannah,  Georgia. 

Link,  Helen  La  Foe,  2217  Broadway, 
IndianapoHs,  Indiana. 

Lippincott,  Joan  B.,  316  Lincoln 
Drive,  Germantown,  Philadelphia, 
Pennsylvania. 

91 


Littleton,  Hester,  Weatherford, 
Texas. 

Lloyd,  Elise,  Durham,  North  Caro- 
lina, 

Lloyd,  Lillian,  Mrs.  Raymond  L. 
Thayer,  Baldwin,  Long  Island. 

Lloyd,  Rachel,  407  Winthrop  Street, 
Toledo,  Ohio. 

Lloyd,  Ruth,  407  Winthrop  Street, 
Toledo,  Ohio. 

Lloyd,  Virginia,  309  Slandrillo,  Bala, 
Pennsylvania. 

Loeb,  Corinne,  5337  East  End  Ave- 
nue, Chicago,  Illinois. 

Lofton,  Margaret,  408  Cooper  Street, 
Forth  Worth,  Texas. 

Logan,  Kathleen,  426  West  Court 
Street,  Paris,  Illinois. 

Logan,  Mary,  904  Jackson  Street, 
Amarillo,  Texas. 

Logan,  Mattie  Welsh,  Nicholasville, 
Kentucky. 

Loney,  Corinne  S.,  1621  John  Ave- 
nue, Superior,  Wisconsin. 

Looney,  Ellen,  1305  Harrison  Boule- 
vard, Boise,  Idaho. 

Looney,  Tennie,  1305  Harrison  Bou- 
levard, Boise,  Idaho. 

Lorton,  Marie,  536  Warren  Crescent, 
Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Lovell,  Virginia,  1205  Fourth  Ave- 
nue, South,  Fargo,  North  Dakota. 

Low  man,  Elizabeth,  Lowman,  New 
York. 

Lowrey,  Adele,  612  Oak  Street, 
Chattanooga,  Tennessee. 

Lucas,  Richmonde,  Mrs.  H.  H.  Far- 
gus,  U,  S.  Navy,  Washington,  D.  C. 
92 


Luke,  Isabel,  Covington,  Virginia. 

Lydecker,  Dorothy,  228  Grand  Ave- 
nue, Englewood,  New  Jersey. 

Lynn,  Gladys,  822  Federal  Street, 
Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Lynott,  Eleanor,  Louisiana,  Missouri. 

McCaa,  Mary  C.,  413  Fairfax  Ave- 
nue, Norfolk,  Virginia. 

McCallum,  Katherine,  504  West  32^ 
Street,  Austin,  Texas. 

McCane,  Marie,  1907  McKinney 
Avenue,  Houston,  Texas. 

McCarten,  Leslie,  246  East  Sidney 
Avenue,  Mount  Vernon,  New  York. 

McCary,  Helen,  1217  South  Twen- 
tieth Street,  Birmingham,  Alabama. 

McClain,  Lucilia,  Mrs.  I.  T.  Van 
Patten,  1018  West  Raleigh  Avenue, 
Norfolk,  Virginia. 

McClay,  Katharine,  1085  Devon  Road, 
Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania. 

McClintock,  Mary  Louise,  Mrs.  Chas. 
W.  Norton,  Forest  City,  Arkansas. 

McCluer,  Margaret,  Bon  Air,  Vir- 
ginia. 

McConnell,  Dorys,  The  Ridge,  Suf- 
fern,  New  York. 

McCordic,  Christine,  Winnetka,  Illi- 
nois. 

McDavid,  Rose  Owen,  310  Graymont 
Heights,    Birmingham,   Alabama. 

McDonald,  Katherine,  Mrs.  Pember, 
317  Fourth  Avenue,  Rome,  Georgia 
(1916-1917  at  119  East  19th  Street, 
New  York  City). 

McDonald,  Mary,  68  Erskine  Street, 
Detroit,  Michigan. 

93 


McEwan,  Virginia,  Whippany,  New 
Jersey. 

McGeorge,  Rebecca,  ii  Red  Oak 
Road,  Wilmington,  Delaware. 

McGowin,  Lillie  Belle,  976  Govern- 
ment Street,  Mobile,  Alabama. 

Mcllravy,  Ruth,  20  Wildey  Street, 
Tarrytown,  New  York. 

McKee,  Mariana,  609  East  Peru 
Street,  Princeton,  Illinois  (1916- 
1917  at  411  Sellers  Street,  Hibbing, 
Minnesota). 

McKinney,  Mary,  y:^s  North  Third 
Avenue,  Knoxville,  Tennessee. 

McLaren,  Gertrude,  Lake  Forest,  Illi- 
nois. 

McNeer,  Bessie,  Emmons  Apart- 
ments, Huntington,  West  Virginia. 

McVey,  Margaret,  141 7  Grove  Ave- 
nue, Richmond,  Virginia. 

McWane,  Mabel,  214  Cabell  Street, 
Lynchburg,  Virginia, 

McWhorter,  Lou  Emma,  Mrs.  Rich- 
ard James  Carroll,  Middlefork, 
West  Virginia. 

MacBain,  Grace,  1921  East  Ninety- 
seventh  Street,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Macdonough,  Marjorie,  ss  Berkeley 
Place,  Ridgewood,  New  Jersey. 

MacFarland,  Estella,  624  North  James 
Street,  Rome,  New  York. 

Mackall,  Emily,  3044  O  Street,  N. 
W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Mackay,  Alma,  108  Lafayette  Ave- 
nue, Passaic,  New  Jersey. 

MacNulty,  Mildred,  Silver  Spring, 
Maryland. 

94 


Madson,  Elizabeth,  307  East  Wiscon- 
sin Avenue,  Neenah,  Wisconsin. 

Magee,  Cynthia,  Mrs.  Lawrence  Mc- 
Connell,  647  Monroe  Avenue, 
Scranton,  Pennsylvania. 

Mahone,  Marie,  336  Freemanson 
Street,  Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Malone,  Elizabeth,  no  West  Eight- 
eenth Street,  Austin,  Texas. 

Malsby,  Louise,  The  Wayne,  Rich- 
mond, Indiana. 

Mantor,  Alcyone,  221  North  Eighth 
Street,  Fort  Smith,  Arkansas. 

Markell,  Catherine,  Mrs.  Francis  W. 
Bridges,  The  Negley,  Hagerstown, 
Maryland. 

Markle,  Mabel,  450  Perkins  Street, 
Akron,  Ohio. 

Marshall,  Catherine,  559  Twenty- 
sixth  Street,  Rock  Island,  Illinois. 

Marshall,  Hazel,  755  Park  Avenue, 
New  York  City. 

Marshall,  Lucile,  11311  Belleflower 
Road,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Marston,  Ruth,  2008  Monument  Ave- 
nue, Richmond,  Virginia. 

Martin,  Frances,  4332  Rockhill  Road, 
Kansas  City,  Missouri. 

Martin,  Grace,  Greenville,  Pennsyl- 
vania. 

Martin,    Marianne,     1122    Westover 

Avenue,  Norfolk,  Virginia. 
Martin,    Rebecca,    142    Main    Street, 

Kingston,  New  York. 
Mason,   Helen,  228  Prospect   Street, 

Hagerstown,  Maryland. 
Mason,  Janet,  Durham,  North  Caro- 
lina. 

95 


Massie,  Helen,  1107  West  Sixth 
Street,  Austin,  Texas. 

Massie,  Ida,  412  Grace  Street,  Rich- 
mond, Virginia. 

Massie,  Martha,  Lynchburg,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Matson,  Frances  (1912),  Johnson 
City,  Tennessee. 

Matthews,  Marie,  1102  Barnwell 
Street,  Columbia,  South  Carolina. 

Mattingly,  Kathryn,  1350  Fairmont 
Street,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Maurice,  Ellen,  Eagle  Springs,  North 
Carolina. 

Maurice,  Ruth  (1914),  140  West  69th 
Street,  New  York  City. 

Maury,  Isabel,  407  Hawthorne  Ave- 
nue, Houston,  Texas. 

Mayfield,  Cornelia,  Bay  City,  Texas. 

Means,  Bonner,  2009  Milam  Street, 
Houston,  Texas. 

Medlin,  Otelia,  1236  Riverside  Ave- 
nue, Jacksonville,  Florida. 

Merrell,  Virginia  Jane,  844  Main 
Street,  Coshocton,  Ohio. 

Merritt,  Em  Turner,  619  North  Bay- 
len  Street,  Pensacola,  Florida. 

Merritt,  Kitten,  619  North  Baylen 
Street,  Pensacola,  Florida. 

Meek,  Mildred,  3704  Garrot  Street, 
Houston,  Texas. 

Milholland,  Irene,  46  W.  Fall  Creek 
Boulevard,   Indianapolis,   Indiana. 

Miller,  Fannie,  412  West  Franklin 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Miller,  Helen  Gould,  R.  F.  D.  No.  z, 
Wilmington,  Delaware. 

96 


Miller,  Sallie,  Mrs.  Jno.  Rutherford 

Bennett,     1932    Pendleton     Street, 

Columbia,  S.  C. 
Miller,     Virginia,     3200     Guadalupe 

Street,  Austin,  Texas. 
Mills,  Lucile,    1125   Topeka  Avenue, 

Topeka,  Kansas. 
Milne,  Ethel,  601  Vine  Street,  Chat- 
tanooga, Tennessee. 
Milne,  Grace,  601  Vine  Street,  Chat- 
tanooga, Tennessee. 
Milne,     SterHng,    601     Vine    Street, 

Chattanooga,  Tennessee. 
Minor,     Grace,    314    North    Spring 

Street,  Independence,  Missouri. 
Minor,     Lucy,     61      North     French 

Broad    Avenue,    Asheville,    North 

Carolina. 
Mitchell,   Frances,   West   Broadway, 

Columbia,  Missouri. 
Mitchell,  Helen,  506  West  Broadway, 

Columbia,  Missouri. 
Mitchell,  Mary,  Newark,  Delaware. 
Mixon,  Mary  Frances,  Mrs.  Bob  Mc- 

Clintock,  Marianna,  Arkansas. 
Mize,    Katharine,    604    West    Maple 

Avenue,   Independence,  Missouri. 
Molly,  Evelyn,  2^  E.  Market  Street, 

Lewistown,  Pennsylvania. 
Monash,    Helen,    Mrs.    Hirsch,    5020 

Grand  Boulevard,  Chicago,  Illinois. 
Montgomery,  Mildred,  Mrs.  Freder- 
ick R.  Hocker,  Ocala,  Florida. 
Moore,  Donna,  23  Park  Avenue,  New 

York  City. 
Moore,  Eleanor,  702  Superior  Ave- 
nue, Dayton,  Ohio. 

97 


Moore,  Mamie,  27o8  Crawford  Street, 
Houston,  Texas. 

Moore,  Mary,  6ii  North  Meridian 
Street,  Brazil,  Indiana  (1916-1917 
at  1022  Park  Row,  Lake  Geneva, 
Wisconsin). 

Moore,  Pauline,  227  Cumberland 
Avenue,  Asheville,  North  Carolina. 

More,  Charlotte,  Walton,  New  York 
(1916-1917  at  113  Eudid  Avenue, 
Syracuse,  New  York). 

Morgenroth,  Elsa,  413  West  Eighth 
Street,  Anderson,  Indiana  (1916- 
1917  at  1549  Dixmont  Avenue, 
Walnut  Hills,  Cincinnati,  Ohio). 

Morriss,  Emily,  Mrs.  James  T.  Cole- 
man, 234  East  Craig  Place,  San 
Antonio,  Texas. 

Morriss,  Emma  (1911),  910  West 
Grace  Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Morriss,  Lucy,  Tyler,  Texas. 

Morse,  Eleanor,  202  Linden  Avenue, 
Oak  Park,  Illinois. 

Moseley,  Alice,  512  Fee  Street,  Oak: 
Park,  IlHnois. 

Moss,  Eppie,  Lafayette,  Louisiana 
(1916-1917  at  821  13th  Street,  S. 
W,  Roanoke,  Virginia. 

Moss,  Marjorie,  822  Ford  Street, 
Lake  Charles,  Louisiana. 

Mossman,  Vivian,  Mrs.  Frank  Bid- 
well  Groves,  631  Fourteenth  Street,  , 
Huntington,  West  Virginia. 

Motter,  Serena,  Frederick,  Maryland.!. 

Mountcastle,  Grace,  611  Vine  Street,;, 
Knoxville,  Tennessee. 

98 


Munce,  Nancy,  Mrs.  Herbert  Erskine 
Jones,  Sundale  Farm,  Oak  Hill, 
West  Virginia. 

Munroe,  Abbie  (1914),  Quincy,  Flor- 
ida. 

Munroe,  Annette,  Quincy,  Florida. 

Murray,  Josephine  (1911),  Mrs.  John 
Whitman  Joslin,  Jr.,  218  South 
Melcher  Street,  Johnstown,  New 
York. 

Murrell,  Frances  (1910),  Mrs.  Ever- 
ingham  Rickards,  Norfolk,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Myers,  Frances,  323  East  Freemason 
Street,  Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Myers,  Hazel,  11 10  Scott  Avenue, 
Fort  Scott,  Kansas. 

Neal,  Berwyn,  620  Highland  Avenue, 

Newark,  New  Jersey. 
Neal,    Dorothy,   215    East   Jefferson 

Street,  Boise,  Idaho. 
Neal,     Laura,     922    Juliana     Street, 

Parkersburg,  West  Virginia. 
Neale,    Sadie,   Mrs.   Herd,    Newport 

News,  Virginia. 
Nebenzahl,    Esther,    Far    Rockaway, 

Long  Island,  New  York. 
Needels,  Eleanor,  Centerville,  Iowa. 
Neidig,  Hope,  Mount  Vernon,  Iowa. 
Neidig,  Verna,  Mount  Vernon,  Iowa. 
Nelson,   Alice,   Mrs.   Duncan    Smith, 

42  Washington  Square,  New  York 

City. 
Nelson,   Julia-Jean,   640  East  Semi- 
nary Street,  Greencastle,  Indiana. 
Nelson,  King,  402  East  Main  Street, 

Staunton,  Virginia. 

99 


Nes,     Dorothy,     232     East     Orange 

Street,  Lancaster,  Pennsylvania. 
Neville,  Maria,  Mrs.  Stanton  Brown, 

Meridian,  Mississippi. 
Neville,  Willie,   1049  Dauphin  Way, 

Mobile,  Alabama. 
Nev/ald,  Gertrude,  Mrs.  Chas.  Levy,, 

517  Park  Place,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Newman,  Elizabeth,  4738  Woodlawn  1 

Avenue,  Chicago,  Illinois. 
Nicholson,  Helen,  1901  Main  Street,, 

Richmond,  Indiana. 
Nicolson,     Katharine     H.,     3013     Q) 

Street,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Nicodemus,      Grace,      Buckeystown,i, 

Maryland. 
Norfleet,  Adelaide,  Suffolk,  Virginia.i, 
Norris,    Anna,    420   North    Chestnuttj 

Street,  Barnesville,  Ohio. 
Northcott,  Amizett'a,  1344  Third  Ave- 
nue, Huntington,  West  Virginia. 
*Northern,  Mary,  902  Colonial  Ave-; 

nue,  Norfolk,  Virginia. 
Norvell,    Leonora,    Mrs.    Ernest    R* 

Latta,  Hot  Springs,  Arkansas. 

O'Bannon,     Carolyn,     1927     Secondc 

Street,  Louisville,  Kentucky.  | 

Cettinger,  Helene,  619  Park  Avenueei 

Goldsboro,  North  Carolina.  i 

Oett'inger,  Dorette,  619  Park  Avenuee 

Goldsboro,  North  Carolina.  ; 

Olin,  Lila  Bess,  Mrs.  Frank  Perryyi 

man  Morgan,  10  Scott  Street,  Montt 

gomery,  Alabama. 
Olney,  Henrietta,  Phoenix,  Arizonaa, 
Orme,    Eloise,    1623    Twenty-eightW 

Street,  Washington,  D.  C. 

100 


Osborne,  Kate,  ii8  East  Thirty- 
first  Street,  Savannah,  Georgia. 

Osborne,  Mary,  Mrs.  Guy  Carleton 
Steeves,  Greyton  Court,  Riverside 
Drive  and  141st  Street,  New  York 
City. 

Oughton,  Edith,  5410  Harper  Ave- 
nue, Chicago,  Illinois. 

Owen,  Bergetta,  554  Lake  Drive,  Mil- 
waukee, Wisconsin. 

Owen,  Ellen,  138  Union  Avenue, 
Northeast,  Grand  Rapids,  Michi- 
gan. 

Owens,  Evelyn,  Mrs.  Robert  O.  Ap- 
ple, Winston-Salem,  North  Caro- 
lina. 

Page,  Adella,  Buckingham  Park, 
Larchmont",   Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Page,  Elizabeth,  Aberdeen,  North 
Carolina. 

Palin,  Louise,  618  Windsor  Terrace, 
Grand  Rapids,  Michigan. 

Palmer,  Elsie,  88  North  Franklin 
Street,  Wilkesbarre,  Pennsylvania. 

Parker,  Frances,  Euclid  Hall,  56th 
Street  and  Broadway,  New  York 
City. 

Parker,  Mary  (1911),  Franklin,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Parks,  Alice,  58  West  Eleventh 
Street,  Atlanta,  Georgia. 

Parrish,  Elsie,  Mrs.  Wm.  S.  Weddell, 
924  West  Franklin  Street,  Rich- 
mond, Virginia. 

Parrish,  Mary,  Mrs.  Thrift  Fergu- 
son, Gaffney,  South  Carolina. 

101 


Parris,  Juliet,  Mrs.  Theodore  Gill, 
Jr.,  Hammond  Court,  Washington, 
D.  C 

Patrick,  Margaret,  West  Chester, 
Pennsylvania. 

Patterson,  Julia  Meade,  39  Union 
Street,  Petersburg,  Virginia. 

Patterson,  Nella,  130  Eighth  Avenue, 
South,  Nashville,  Tennessee. 

Patterson,  Ruth,  6  Stratford  Road, 
Schenectady,  New  York. 

Patton,  Felicia  (1916),  Catlettsburg, 
Kentucky. 

Patton,  Rebekah  (1914),  Catletts- 
burg, Kentucky. 

Pauly,  Gertrude,  1800  Grand  Avenue, 
Milwaukee,  Wisconsin. 

Payne,  Josephine,  Covington,  Vir- 
ginia, 

Payne,  Margaret,  412  Cabell  Street, 
Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Pearce,  Augusta,  319  West  95th 
Street,  New  York  City. 

Peck,  Helen  Louise,  42  Park  Place, 
New  Britain,  Connecticut. 

Peckwell,  Dorothy,  5  Plymouth  Court, 
Melford,  Connecticut. 

Peele,  Marion,  Sweet  Briar,  Virginia. 

Pennock,  Helen,  Minerva,  Ohio. 

Pennypacker,  Elmyra,  517  Main 
Street,  Phoenixville,  Pennsylvania. 

Pennypacker,  Frances  (1915),  517 
Main  Street,  Phoenixville,  Penn- 
sylvania (1916-1917  at  Suburban 
General  Hospital,  Bellevue,  Pa.). 

Pennypacker,  Mary  (1916),  517  Main 
Street,  Phoenixville,  Pennsylvania. 

102 


i 


Perkins,  Grace,  1516  West  Avenue, 
Richmond,  Virginia. 

Perry,  Hilda,  Mrs.  Philip  B.  Whlt- 
aker,  400  Bailey  Avenue,  Chatta- 
nooga, Tennessee. 

Peterson,  Irma,  5479  Dorchester  Ave- 
nue, Chicago,  Illinois. 

Pfeiffer,  Luima,  Mrs.  Chas.  S. 
Becker,  zy^z  Washington  Boule- 
vard, Indianapolis,  Indiana. 

Pfister,  Bertha,  Amherst,  Virginia. 

Philpot,  Lillian,  1003  West  Fifth 
Avenue,  Pine  Bluff,  Arkansas. 

Phillips,  Louise,  Ferry  Point,  Chuck- 
atauck,  Virginia. 

Phillips,  Marion,  1144  Asbury  Ave- 
nue, Evanston,  Illinois. 

Phlegar,  Katharine,  Christiansburg, 
Virginia. 

Pickett,  Catherine,  304  North  Second 
Avenue,  Maywood,  Illinois. 

Pierce,  Eva,  Mrs.  Charles  M.  Thorn- 
ton, Union  Springs,  Alabama. 

Pinkerton,  Eleanor,  408  Warren  Cres- 
cent, Norfolk,  Virginia  (1916-1917 
at  106  Morningside  Drive,  New 
York  City. 

Pinkerton,  Mary  (1913),  4o8  Warren 
Crescent,  Norfolk,  Virginia  (1916- 
1917  at  300  West  30th  Street,  Bal- 
timore, Maryland). 

Piper,  Gertrude,  416  Seventeenth 
Avenue,  S.  E.,  Minneapolis,  Min- 
nesota. 

Plain,  Ruth,  3929  Vincennes  Avenue, 
Cliicago,  Illinois. 

103 


Poague,  Catharine,  5100  Kimbark 
Avenue,  Chicago,  IlHnois, 

Portmann,  Laura  (1914),  832  North 
Market  Avenue,  Canton,  Ohio 
(1916-1917  at  1914^  West  Boule- 
vard, Cleveland,  Ohio). 

Potts,  Margaret,  Popodicon,  Shep- 
herdstown,  West  Virginia. 

Potts,  Nell,  The  Chesterfield,  Rich- 
mond, Virginia. 

Powell,  Annie  M.  (1910),  Wythe- 
ville,  Virginia  (1916-1917  at  817 
Whitaker  Street,  Savannah,  Geor- 
gia). 

Powell,  Priscilla,  Camden,  Arkansas. 

Powers,  Dudley,  Mrs.  Richard  Lee 
Page,  Warrenton,  Virginia. 

Prange,  Norma,  617  Erie  Avenue, 
Sheboygan,  Wisconsin. 

Pratt,  Jane,  Highland,  New  York. 

Preston,  Miriam,  Paris,  Texas. 

Priddy,  Mae,  219  Colonial  Avenue. 
Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Pritchett,  Eunice,  644  Main  Street, 
Box  103,  Danville,  Virginia. 

Proctor,  Josephine,  Mrs.  Henry  G. 
iSIelms,  Calder  Avenue,  Beaumont, 
Texas. 

Purcell,  Dorothy,  145  South  Linden 
Street,  Alliance,  Ohio. 

Purdy,  Helen,  care  Mrs.  Manning, 
Londenville,  New  York. 

Quinby,  Katharine,  Mrs.  Charles  Vail 
Castle,  28  Thayer  Street,  Roches- 
ter, New  York. 

Quinnerly,  Agnes,  Kinston,  North 
Carolina. 

104 


Ragland,  Lavinia,  Radford,  Virginia. 

Raiff,  Frances,  i8o  Montross  Avenue, 
Rutherford,  New  Jersey. 

Rainer,  Evelyn,  1508  Harbert  Ave- 
nue, Memphis,  Tennessee. 

Randolph,  Lester,  22(i  East  Hall 
Street,  Savannah,  Georgia. 

Raney,  Mary  Heath,  Lawrenceville, 
Virginia. 

Rawson,  Helen,  781  Summit  Avenue, 
Milwaukee,  Wisconsin. 

Rea,  Genevieve,  3633  Broadway,  Kan- 
sas City,  Missouri. 

Rea,  Martha,  3633  Broadway,  Kan- 
sas City,  Missouri. 

Reardon,  Marie,  Midland,  Michigan. 

Recker,  Margaret,  826  Woodruff 
Place,  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 

Red,  Lei,  817  Caroline  Street,  Hous- 
ton, Texas. 

Reddish,  Nelle,  Mrs.  Jack  Wilson, 
Memphis,  Missouri. 

Redfield,  Evelyn,  3004  Victor  Street, 
Dallas,  Texas. 

Redmund,  Helen,  5927  Kenmore 
Avenue,  Chicago,  Illinois. 

Reed,  Margaret,  142  Fourteenth 
Street,  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin. 

Reed,  Mary,  511  West  150th  Street, 
New  York  City. 

Reeder,  WilHe  Benham,  Mrs.  James 
W.  Bond,  Florence,  Alabama. 

Reeves,  Josephine,  Abbottsford  Ave- 
nue, Germantown,  Philadelphia, 
Pennsylvania. 

Reynolds,  Ruth,  no  North  Main 
Street,  Cynthiana,  Kentucky. 

105 


Rhea,  Alexa,  First  State  Bank  Build- 
ing, Dallas,  Texas. 

Rhyne,  Mary,  Mrs.  Richard  Ken- 
drick  Webb,  Mount  Holly,  North 
Carolina. 

Ribble,  Margaretha  (1913),  Wythe- 
ville,  Virginia. 

Richards,  Isabelle,  Houlton,  Maine. 

Richardson,  Bernice  (i9i3),8o  Wash- 
ington Street,  Leominster,  Massa- 
chusetts. 

Richardson,  Elizabeth,  1214  Quarrier 
Street,   Charleston,  West  Virginia. 

Richardson,.  Frances  (1913),  1214 
Quarrier  Street,  Charleston,  West 
Virginia. 

Richardson,  Lois,  2.27  Walnut  Street, 
Sewickley,  Pennsylvania. 

Richardson,  Louise,  Mrs.  Henry  H. 
George  HI,  1831  Monument  Ave- 
nue, Richmond,  Virginia, 

Richardson,  Mathilde,  206  First  Ave- 
nue, Belmar,  New  Jersey. 

Rickard,  Elisabeth,  166  Summit  Ave- 
nue, Summit,  New  Jersey. 

Riddle,  Florence  Carr,  2401  West 
End  Avenue,  Nashville,  Tennessee. 

Rigg,  Edna,  Mrs.  A.  T.  Brown,  246 
Burrows  Street,  State  College, 
Pennsylvania. 

Rigney,  Evelyn,  Mrs.  Edgar  Chan- 
cellor, Columbus,  Georgia. 

Roach,  Ethel,  Pittsford,  New  York. 

Robbins,  Phoebe,  Mrs.  Homer  Moore 
Jewitt,  2083  East  96th  Street, 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Roberts,  Anne,  Valdosta,  Georgia. 

106 


Roberts,  Esther,  320  North  Euclid 
Avenue,  Oak  Park,  Ilhnois. 

Roberts,  Hazel,  48A  Dove  Street,  Al- 
bany, New  York. 

Robertson,  Frances,  The  Wyoming, 
Washington,  D.  C. 

Robertson,  Virginia,  I45  Holbrook 
Avenue,  Danville,  Virginia. 

Robinson,  Ellen,  206  Freemason 
Street,  Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Rodes,  Ella,  Mrs.  James  Booker  Hut- 
ter,  1 5 17  Jackson  Street,  Lynch- 
burg, Virginia. 

Rodes,  Mary,  Danville,  Kentucky. 

Rodman,  Cammie,  436  Mowbray 
Arch,  Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Rogers,    Elizabeth,    Shelby,    Missis- 
sippi- 
Ross,  Ida,  Mrs.  Stewart  Alfred  Le- 
Blanc,     corner     Government     and 
Cherokee   Streets,  Mobile,  Alabama. 

Royall,  Anne,  812  Park  Avenue, 
Richmond,  Virginia. 

Rozelle,  Maynette,  The  Frederica, 
Owensboro,  Kentucky. 

Rucker,  Jessie,  920  Clarksville  Street, 
Paris,  Texas. 

Ruffin,  Jane  Byrd,  511  Fairfax  Ave- 
nue, Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Russell,  Constance  (1916),  47  Grove 
Hill,  New  Britain,  Connecticut. 

Russell,  Julie,  47  , Grove  Hill,  New 
Britain,  Connecticut. 

Rutherford,  Helen,  209  South  Sixth 
Street,  Muskogee,  Oklahoma. 

Ryland,  Louise,  Mrs.  Harry  S.  Ni- 
coU,  2910  Tracy  Avenue,  Kansas 
City,  Missouri. 

107 


Sabel,  Olga,  624  Laura  Street,  Jack- 
sonville, Florida. 

Sachs,  Madeleine,  1800  Corona  Street, 
Denver,  Colorado. 

Sackett,  Helen,  643  North  Fountain 
Avenue,  Springfield,  Ohio. 

Sandmeyer,  Virginia,  Columbus, 
Texas. 

Satterthwait,  Lucile,  Waynesville, 
North  Carolina. 

Sauer,  Margaret,  3401  Wells  Street, 
Milwaukee,  Wisconsin. 

Saul,  Gladys,  1030  West  Franklin 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Saunders,  Mary,  604  West  Franklin 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Sauters,  Lois,  1428  Grace  Avenue, 
Lakewood,  Ohio. 

Savage,  Katharine,  27  Prospect 
Street,  Ashtabula,  Ohio. 

Sawyer,  Leila,  T]  East  Hamilton 
Avenue,  Englewood,  New  Jersey. 

Schabacker,  Ruth,  z^'^  West  Tenth 
Street,  Erie,  Pennsylvania. 

Schafer,  Adah,  Carrollton,  Illinois. 

Schlemmer,  Dorothy,  3929  Avenue 
G,  Austin,  Texas. 

Schloss,  Amalia,  2908  North  Illinois 
Street,  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 

Scarritt,  Catharine,  315  North  Indi- 
ana Avenue,  Kansas  City,  Missouri. 

Schell,  Catharine  E.,  6242  Swope 
Parkway,  Kansas  City,  Missouri. 

*Schmelz,  Nancy,  i6th  Street  and 
Colonial  Avenue,  Norfolk,  Vir- 
ginia. 

1G8 


Schmelz,  Elsie,  Mrs.  H.  L.  Collier, 
i6th  Street  and  Colonial  Avenue, 
Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Schmidt,  Margaret  L.,  Box  355,  Elm 
Grove,  West  Virginia. 

Schmidt,  Mildred  A.,  1336  Harvard 
Street,  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Schneider,  Marie,  349  West  Twenty- 
second  Street,  New  York  City. 

Schockey,  Adelaide,  11 13  Chapline 
Street,  Wheeling,  West  Virginia. 

Schoolfield,  Lucille,  756  Main  Street, 
Danville,  Virginia. 

Schreier,  Barbara,  524  Ontario  Ave- 
nue, Sheboygan,  Wisconsin  (1916- 
191 7  at  2944  Michigan  Boulevard, 
Chicago,  Illinois). 

Schulte,  Helen,  Mrs.  Albert  S.  Ten- 
ney,  8205  Greenwood  Avenue,  Se- 
attle, Washington. 

Schummers,  Gladys,  64  West  Ave- 
nue, Fairport,  New  York. 

Schutte,  Anne  (1915),  Marietta  Ave- 
nue, Lancaster,  Pa.  (1916-1917  at 
108  Mercer  Street,  Princeton,  New 
Jersey). 

Scott,  Bessie,  Mrs.  Victor  von  Gem- 
mingen,  13th  and  Lee  Streets,  Vic- 
toria, Virginia. 

Scott,  Mary,  Amherst,  Virginia. 

Scott,  Julia  Baxter,  506  South  Tryon 
Street,   Charlotte,  North  Carolina. 

Seaver,  Charlotte,  11409  Glenwood 
Avenue,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Sebring,  Louise,  438  Fifteenth  Street, 
Sebring,  Ohio. 

109 


Sedgwick,  Deborah,  Mrs.  Henry  Pat- 
ton,  Main  Street,  Danville,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Seeds,  Marjorie,  Mrs.  Matthews 
Fletcher,  1621  Talbot  Avenue,  In- 
dianapolis, Indiana. 

Sellar,  Georgena,  411  Tenbroeck 
Street,  Paris,  Illinois  (1916-1917 
at  411  Seminary  Street,  Green- 
castle,  Indiana). 

Sellers,  Frances,  1501  Broome  Street, 
Wilmington,  Delaware. 

Sexton,  Jamie,  Mrs.  Peter  Hagner 
Holmes,  Colorado  Springs,  Colo- 
rado. 

Sexton,  Kathleen,  Mrs.  R.  Kent  Spil- 
ler,  Roanoke,  Virginia. 

Shafer,  Marguerite,  Mrs.  Chester  A. 
Whitmer,  Waycross,  Georgia. 

Shand,  Barbara,  Narberth,  Pennsyl- 
vania. 

Sharp,  Jeannette  M.,  46  West  27th 
Street,  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 

Sharpe,   Caroline  J.,  80  West  River  ; 
Street,  Wilkesbarre,  Pennsylvania.  ; 

Sheffield,  Sarah,  811  Church  Street, 
Americus,  Georgia. 

Sheldon,  Ruth,  240  Peck  Street,  Mus- 
kogeon,  Michigan. 

Sheldon,  Sybil  F.,  1817  National 
Avenue,  Rockford,  Illinois. 

Shenehon,  Claire,  2109  Blaisedell  Ave- 
nue, Minneapolis,  Minnesota. 

Shirey,  Alice,  201  Russell  Street, 
Bluefield,  West  Virginia. 

Shirey,  Blanche,  201  Russell  Street, 
Bluefield,  West  Virginia. 

110 


Shirey,  Eveline,  Mrs.  Ross  Leroy 
McLellan,  Bluefield,  West  Virginia. 

Shirk,  Rosina,  Hanover,  Pennsyl- 
vania. 

Sholar,  Frances,  621  Vine  Street, 
Chattanooga,  Tennessee. 

Shoop,  Ethel,   Suffolk,  Virginia, 

Shoop,  Virginia,  Mrs.  John  Temple 
PhiUips,  169  Mariner  Street,  Buf- 
falo, New  York. 

Shortess,  Pauline,  loio  Sixth  Street, 
Charleston,  Illinois. 

Shulofer,  Helen  C,  516  Rockdale 
Avenue,  Avondale,  Cincinnati,  O. 

Shunk,  Edna,  225  East  Sixth  Ave- 
nue, Hutchinson,  Kansas. 

Shwab,  Elizabeth,  1523  Broad  Street, 
Nashville,  Tennessee. 

Sibley,  Hettie,  2181  Highland  Ave- 
nue, Birmingham,  Alabama. 

Simonds,  Mary,  48  Meeting  Street, 
Charleston,  South  Carolina. 

Simons,  Sara,  Mrs.  C.  Norwood 
Hastie,  45  Legare  Street,  Charles- 
ton, South  CaroHna. 

Sims,  Lucy,  Mrs.  William  Worth 
Smith,  Jr.,  Louisa,  Virginia. 

Sinkler,  Allen,  5  Ladson  Street, 
Charleston,  South  Carolina. 

Sinsel,  Alma,  iiii  West  Eighteenth 
Street,  Boise,  Idaho. 

Sipe,  Enid,  301  South  Main  Street, 
Harrisonburg,  Virginia. 

Skillern,    Inez,     1805    North    Tenth 
_  Street,  Boise,  Idaho. 

Skinner,    Dorothy,    Mrs.    Percy    T. 
Sheedy,    644    Lucas    Avenue,    Los 
Angeles,  California. 
Ill 


Slaughter,  Sue  (1913),  547  Warren 
Crescent,  Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Sloan,  Carla,  64  South  Battery, 
Charleston,  South  Carolina. 

Sloan,  Edna,  71 18  Linwood  Avenue, 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Sloan,  Elizabeth,  64  South  Battery, 
Charleston,  South  CaroHna. 

Sloan,  Frances,  24  Washington  Street, 
Cumberland,   Maryland. 

Smith,  Dorothy  R.,  Purcellville,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Smith,  Eleanor,  72  Milford  Avenue, 
Newark,  New  Jersey. 

Smith,  Enrique,  620  Columbus  Street, 
Waco,  Texas. 

Smith,  Ermon,  Alexander  Apart- 
ments, El  Paso,  Texas. 

Smith,  Sarah  Louise,  503  Dartmouth 
Street,  Brunswick,  Georgia. 

Smythe,  Lois,  Greenville,  Mississippi. 

Smythe,  Mildred,  Mrs.  Le  Noir  Josie, 
Beaumont,  Texas. 

Smythe,  Ruth,  554  East  Street,  Mem- 
phis, Tennessee. 

Snow,  Jane,  267  Alexander  Street, 
Rochester,  New  York. 

Sollitt,  Elanette,  3995  Ellis  Avenue, 
Chicago,  Illinois. 

Sommerville,  Eleanor,  Mrs.  Raymond 
Head  Hatch,  Morrisville,  Vermont. 

Souders,  Beulah,  5518  Hyde  Park 
Boulevard,  Chicago,  Illinois. 

Spady,  Maria,  Cape  Charles,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Spafford,  Harrietta,  321  Plant  Ave- 
nue, Tampa,  Florida. 

112 


I 


Spahr,  Elizabeth,  38  Stockton  Street^ 
Princeton,  New  Jersey. 

Spalding,  Marjorie,  614  West  Park 
Avenue,  Champaign,  Illinois. 

Spencer,  Mary,  806  Main  Street,  Dan- 
ville, Virginia. 

Spengel,  Margaret,  1565  Race  Street, 
Denver,   Colorado. 

Sprague,  Louise,  Mrs.  Julian  C. 
Brooks,  Newell,  Iowa. 

Sprinkel,  Mary,  Mrs.  Richard  C. 
Taylor,  Hanover  Courthouse,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Stacy,  Cordelia,  Mrs.  Thomas  B. 
Ramey,  703  South  Broadway, 
Tyler,  Texas. 

Staehlin,  Pauline,  loio  Kanawha 
Street,  Charleston,  West  Virginia. 

Staley,  Eleanor,  Delamere,  Breath- 
edsville,  Maryland. 

Staley,  Margaret,  Mrs.  John  D. 
Crawford,  The  Calvert  Apart- 
ments, Hagerstown,  Maryland, 

Staley,  Mary,  Mrs.  Gordon  K.  Nico- 
demus,   Breathedsville,   Alaryland. 

Stanford,  Elizabeth,  Apartment  41 
The  Dresden,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Stanley,  Edith,  21 10  Rivermont  Ave- 
nue, Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Staples,  Jean,  528  Richmond  Avenue, 
Buffalo,  New  York. 

Staples,  Ruth,  528  Richmond  Ave- 
^  nue,  Buffalo,  New  York. 

Starling,  Clarissa,  321  Magnolia  Ave- 
nue, Sanford,  Florida. 

Steele,  Eleanor,  823  Third  Avenue, 
North,  Columbus,  Mississippi. 

113 


Steele,  Genie,  823  Third  Avenue, 
North,  Columbus,  Mississippi. 

Steele,  Martha,  127  First  Avenue, 
East,  Hutchinson,  Kansas. 

Stephenson,  Reba,  Mrs.  Henry  Kellj;-, 
Jr.,  608  North  Marguerit'a  Avenue, 
Alhambra,  Los   Angeles,  California. 

Stevens,  Ruth,  Box  No.  282,  Lynch- 
burg, Virginia. 

Stevenson,  Martha,  Wallace,  Idaho. 

Steves,  Edna,  504  King  William 
Street,  San  Antonio,  Texas. 

Stewart,  Elizabeth,  801  Hill  Avenue, 
Wilkinsburg,  Pennsylvania. 

Stewart,  Mary,  ']']']  Ponce  de  Leon 
Avenue,  Atlanta,  Georgia. 

Stiles,  Marina,  Thrall,  Texas. 

Stockdale,  Jean  (1916),  335  Park 
Avenue,  Swarthmore,  Pennsylvania. 

Stone,  Eleanor,  care  Major  W.  P. 
Stone,  Retired,  War  Department, 
Washington,  D.  C. 

Storey,  Christie,  501  McGowan  Ave- 
nue, Houston,  Texas. 

Storey,  Hildegarde,  501  McGowan 
Avenue,  Houston,  Texas. 

Stout,  Katrina,  502  West  Third  Ave- 
nue, Corsicana,  Texas. 

Stout,  Rebecca  (1916),  Hartsville, 
South  Carolina. 

Strachan,  Marguerite,  179  Highland 
Avenue,  Detroit,  Michigan. 

Strasburg,  Marjorie,  28  East  Forest 
Avenue,  Detroit,  Michigan. 

Strobhar,  Helen,  care  W.  G.  Strob- 
har,  Savannah,  Georgia. 

114 


Strother,  Jennie,  320  Madison  Street, 
Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

Sturgis,  Helen,  1841  North  Delaware 
Street,  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 

Summers,  Frances,  703  South  Vir- 
ginia Street,  Hopkinsville,  Ken- 
tucky. 

Suppes,  Nancy,  Valley  Pike,  Johns- 
town, Pennsylvania. 

Sutherland,  Elizabeth,  510  Buffalo 
Street,  Farmville,  Virginia. 

Sutherland,  Mary,  Mrs.  Royall 
Knapp  Baker,  84  Pl3miouth  Ave- 
nue, South,  Rochester,  New  York. 

Swain,  Alice  (1914),  62  Evergreen 
Place,  East  Orange,  New  Jersey. 

Swan,  Dorothy,  154  Passaic  Avenue, 
Passaic,  New  Jersey. 

Swan,  Ruth,  154  Passaic  Avenue, 
Passaic,  New  Jersey. 

Swaney,  Penelope,  Mrs.  M.  Y.  Hope, 
Lookout  Mountain,  Tennessee. 

Sykes,  Dorothy,  Aberdeen,  Missis- 
sippi. 

Tabb,  Mary  Clifton,  Mrs.  J.  Wood- 
ruffe  George,  1809  Marengo  Street, 
New  Orleans,  Louisiana. 

Tait,  Lucy,  Spring  Garden,  Monroe, 
Virginia. 

Taliaferro,  Carrie,  308  East  Franklin 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Taliaferro,  Lucy,  308  East  Franklin 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Talmadge,  Grace,  1237  Prince  Ave- 
nue, Athens,  Georgia. 

115 


Tandy,  Mary,  Mrs.  Milton  G.  Moore, 
129  East  Sixteenth  Street,  Hop- 
kinsville,  Kentucky. 

Tandy,  Nell,  129  East  Sixteenth 
Street,  Hopkinsville,  Kentucky. 

Tarbell,  Dorothy,  no  North  Geneva 
Street,  Ithaca,  New  York. 

Tayloe,  Elizabeth,  Washington,  North 
Carolina. 

Taylor,  Dorothy,  z^  Ridgewood  Ter- 
race, Maplewood,  New  Jersey. 

Taylor,  Helen,  Tyler,  Texas. 

Taylor,  Mary,  905  South  Mary  Street', 
Tyler,  Texas. 

Taylor,  Maude,  1720  Frances  Street, 
Houston,  Texas. 

Temple,  Margaret,  138  Broad  Street, 
Danville,  Virginia. 

Ten  Eyck,  Anne,  Box  No.  244,  2 
West  Madison  Avenue,  Johnstown, 
New  York. 

Tennent,  Rafaela,  600  East  Chicago 
Street,  Sturgis,  Michigan  (1916- 
1917  at  4812  Sheridan  Road,  Chi- 
cago, Illinois). 

Thach,  Mayo  (1913),  Terrace  Court 
Apartments,  Birmingham,  Ala- 
bama. 

Thacker,  Lois,  Mrs.  Earnest  L.  Park- 
er, 812  North  Main  Street,  Cle- 
burne, Texas. 

Theiss,  Ruth,  909  West  Market 
Street,  Akron,  Ohio. 

TheLosen,  Marie,  (^7  East  Thir- 
teenth Street,  Brooklyn,  New 
York. 

Thomas,  Emmy,  B  ram  well.  West 
Virginia. 

116 


Thomas,  Margaret,  Mrs.  George  H. 
Patten,  645  Scott  Avenue,  Kirk- 
wood,  Missouri. 

Thomas,  Ria,  119  Ninth  Avenue, 
S.  E.,  Roanoke,  Virginia. 

Thompson,  Bernice,  R.  F.  D.  No.  3» 
Springfield,  Ohio. 

Thompson,  Doris,  Guilford  Place, 
Toledo,  Ohio. 

Thompson,  Elizabeth,  Hillsborough 
Street,  Raleigh,  North  Carolina. 

Thompson,  Jennie,  1224  Avalon 
Street,  Birmingham,  Alabama. 

Thompson,  Kathryn,  Mrs.  Joseph  S. 
Mather,  65  South  Madison  Avenue, 
Pasadena,  California. 

Thompson,  Minette,  2300  Travis 
Street,  Houston,  Texas. 

Thomson,  Katie,  Lockhart,  Texas, 

Thomson,  Mildred,  413  Fairfax  Ave- 
nue, Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Thornburg,  Marion,  Lehigh  Univer- 
sity, Bethlehem,  Pennsylvania. 

Thornton,  Currier,  1901  Adelicia 
Avenue,  Nashville,  Tennessee. 

Thornton,  Mildred,  1901  Adelicia 
Avenue,  Nashville,  Tennessee. 

Thorpe,  Helene,  102  East  Hancock 
Avenue,  Detroit,  Michigan. 

Thorsch,  Elsa,  4924  Ellis  Avenue, 
Chicago,  Illinois. 

Throckmorton,  Lucy,  Laburnum  Ave- 
nue, Ginter  Park,  Richmond,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Tibbitts,  Marion,  55  Edgerton  Road, 
Akron,  Ohio. 

Tietig,  Doris,  240  Ohio  Avenue,  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio. 

117 


Tillman,  Lucy,  Vaughn  Road,  Nash- 
ville, Tennessee. 

Tillman,  Martha,  Vaughn  Road, 
Nashville,  Tennessee. 

Timpson,  Vera,  612  Atlanta  Avenue, 
San  Antonio,  Texas. 

Tinley,  Elsie,  553  Willow  Avenue, 
Council  Blufifs,  Iowa. 

Tomb,  Ethel,  Mrs.  Paul  S.  Emerson, 
Carpenter  Avenue,  Indiana,  Penn- 
sylvania. 

Tomlinson,  Bland,  2007  Highland 
Avenue,  Birmingham,  Alabama. 

Tonsmeire,  Catharine,  617  City  Bank 
Building,  Mobile,  Alabama. 

Towle,  Virginia,  1524  Fourth  Ave- 
nue, Louisville,  Kentucky. 

Towne,  Catherine,  819  Judson  Ave- 
nue, Evanston,  Illinois. 

Tress,  Inez,  321  Highland  Place,  Ot- 
tawa, Illinois. 

Trevett,  Alma,  407  North  Prairie 
Avenue,  Champaign,  Illinois. 

Trigg,    Anne    Mae,    Mrs.    Frank 
Birmingham,      Westbrook      Hotel 
Fort  Worth,  Texas. 

Trigg,  Barbara,  Mrs.  David  Tucker 
Brown,  Chapel  Hill,  North  Caro- 
lina. 

Trimble,  Hazel,  104  Lexington  Ave- 
nue, Passaic,  New  Jersey. 

Tucker,  Helen,  Chattanooga  Paint 
Co.,  Chattanooga,  Tennessee. 

Tucker,  Henrietta,  Lexington,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Turk,  Esther  Cornwall,  Geneva,  New 
York. 

118 


rie  I 

:d;| 


Turlington,  Louise,  Fair  Oaks,  Acco- 

mac  County,  Virginia. 
Turman,  Almeria,  Tampa,  Florida. 
Turner,  Austin,   Woodberry  Forest, 

Orange,  Virginia. 
Turpin,  Frances,  404  College  Street, 

Macon,  Georgia. 
Tutwiler,  Mary,  814  Adams  Avenue, 

Memphis,  Tennessee. 
Tyler,  Jane,  206  Eighth  Street,  South, 

Fargo,  North  Dakota. 
Tyler,    Mary    (1913),   Mrs.   Edward 

H.  Cole,  206  Eighth  Street,  South, 

Fargo,  North  Dakota. 
Tyler,  Lucy,  Mrs.  Elbert  Henry  Wil- 

let.  The  Pines,  Anniston,  Alabama. 
Tyson,    Elizabeth,    South    Strafford, 

Vermont. 

Valentine,  Ann,  803  West  Franklin 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Valentine,  Cary,  Mrs.  Louis  E. 
Cutchins,  1116  West  Avenue,  Rich- 
mond, Virginia. 

Valentine,  Dorothy,  194  Green  Street, 
Woodbridge,  New  Jersey. 

Valentine,  Martha,  803  West  Frank- 
lin Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Van  Bibber,  Ann  Elise,  Mrs.  William 
Otis  Reckard,  Huntington,  West 
Virginia. 

Van  Vliet,  Jean,  711  Washington 
Boulevard,  Oak  Park,  Illinois. 

Varner,  Mary,  181 5  Timmonds  Ave- 
nue, Portsmouth,  Ohio. 

Waddey,  Margaret,  Mrs.  James  Box- 
ley,  Charlottesville,  Virginia. 

119 


Wadsworth,  Henrietta,  2108  Third 
Avenue,  Minneapolis,  Minnesota, 

Wagner,  Mildred,  Mrs.  Dickinson 
Shields,  Edgewood,  Pittsburgh, 
Pennsylvania. 

Wailes,  Mary,  Mrs.  F.  H.  Morton, 
Burnwell,  West  Virginia. 

Wailes,  Sadie,  Sweet  Briar,  Virginia. 

Waite,  Marguerite,  569  High  Street, 
Newark,  New  Jersey  (1916-1917  at 
2650  Wisconsin  Avenue,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C). 

Waite,  Mildred,  569  High  Street, 
Newark,  New  Jersey. 

Wales,  Catherine,  Bank  Street,  Nor- 
folk, Virginia. 

Walker,  Carol,  197  Iroquois  Avenue, 
Detroit,  Michigan. 

Walker,  Helen,  303  Willow  Avenue, 
Council  Bluffs,  Iowa. 

Walker,  Ida,  1463  St.  James  Court, 
Louisville,  Kentucky. 

Walker,  Marion,  602  West  Tenth 
Street,  Erie,  Pennsylvania. 

Walker,  Martha,  411  Park  Avenue, 
Charlotte,  North  Carolina. 

Walker,  Mary  Ellis,  1463  St.  James 
Court,  Louisville,  Kentucky. 

Walker,  Rachel,  Waynesboro,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Walkup,  Elsie,  Euclid  Apartment  16, 
Berkeley,  California. 

Wallace,  Dorothy,  9  Ladson  Street, 
Charleston,  South  Carolina. 

Wallace,  Dorothy,  Veedersburg,  In- 
diana. 

Wallace,  Lily,  Fredericksburg,  Vir- 
ginia. 

120 


i 


Waller,  Cordelia,  La wrenceburg,  Ken- 
tucky. 

Ward,  Elizabeth,  1216  Highland  Ave- 
nue, Aberdeen,  South  Dakota. 

Ward,  Fannie  Belle,  Mrs.  Lloyd 
Boerne,  Detroit,  Texas. 

Ward,  Sea  Willow,  685  Park  Street, 
Beaumont,  Texas. 

Warner,  Mary  Virginia,  2391  Wood- 
land Avenue,  Duluth,  Minnesota. 

Washburn,  Henrietta  (1914),  Z^7 
South  Eleventh  ^  Street,  Philadel- 
phia, Pennsylvania. 

Watkins,  Ruth,  Minden,  Louisiana. 

Watson,  Lucretia,  1715  Main  Street, 
Houston,  Texas. 

Watson,  Madeline,  25  Henry  Avenue, 
Melrose  Highlands,  Massachusetts. 

Watson,  Margie,  1214  Ninth  Avenue, 
Greely,  Colorado. 

Watson,  Mertie,  Cartref  Cottage, 
Bryn  Mawr,  Pennsylvania. 

Watson,  Nancy,  135  Sutherlin  Ave- 
nue, Danville,  Virginia. 

Watson,  Sallie,  Danville,  Virginia. 

Wattles,  Florence,  393  Richmond 
Avenue,  Buffalo,  New  York. 

Wayman,  Pearl,  Mrs.  Frank  Foncan- 
non,  Rochester,  Minnesota. 

Weakley,  Eula,  2200  Ridge  Park  Ave- 
nue, Birmingham,  Alabama. 

Weaver,  Rosalie,  2225  Ridge  Park 
Avenue,  Birmingham,  Alabama. 

Webb,  Celia,  968  Government  Street, 
Mobile,  Alabama. 

Webb,  Isabel,  1874  East  82d  Street, 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 

121 


Webster,  Alice,  West  Ghen  Boule- 
vard, Norfolk,  Virginia. 

Webster,  Christine,  Carthage,  Mis- 
souri. 

Webster,  Helena,  Kensington,  Mary- 
land. 

Webster,  Mariana,  1025  Fifth  Street, 
S.  E.,  Minneapolis,  Minnesota. 

Weer,  Lucile,  927  North  Meridian 
Street,  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 

Wefel,  Marguerite,  Mrs.  Charles 
Wesley  Waters,  Jr.,  Mobile,  Ala- 
bama. 

Weichselbaum,  Nina,  868  Mulberry 
Street,  Macon,  Georgia. 

Weisiger,  Louise  (1915),  2716  Hill- 
crest  Road,  Manchester  Station, 
Richmond,  Virginia. 

Wenar,  Edith,  Mrs.  Albert  Kaufman, 
Atlanta,  Georgia. 

Wensley,  Margaret,  13372  Euclid 
Avenue,  East  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Weslow,  Estelle,  Mrs.  William  Pal- 
lac,  care  415  West  Eleventh  Street, 
Anderson,  Indiana. 

West,  Mary  Ethel,  Monterey  Street, 
5  South  of  Government,  Mobile, 
Alabama. 

Westwater,  Mary,  87  Monroe  Ave- 
nue, Columbus,  Ohio. 

Wheeler,  Laura,  Mrs.  T.  E.  Nelson, 
1900  Colorado  Boulevard,  Denver, 
Colorado. 

Wheeler,  Mary  Anna,  9  East  Pedre- 
gosa  Street,  Santa  Barbara,  Cali- 
fornia. 

122 


Wheelwright,  Esther,  Buckhead 
Springs,  Virginia. 

Wheless,  Adelaide,  1776  Calder  Ave- 
nue, Beaumont,  Texas. 

Wheless,  Bessie,  Mrs.  G.  A.  Mercer, 
Jr.,  care  Chatham  Crescent,  Sa- 
vannah, Georgia. 

White,  Annie,  Walton,  New  York. 

White,  Eudalia,  122  South  Munn 
Avenue,  East  Orange,  New  Jer- 
sey. 

White,  Olivia,  217  Madison  Street, 
Lynchburg,  Virginia. 

White,  Rebecca  (191 3),  Walton,  New 
York. 

White,  Velna,  Mrs.  S.  E.  Hostetter, 
214  Twelfth  Avenue,  Hutchinson, 
Kansas. 

Whitehead,  Martha,  1228  Eighteenth 
Avenue,  Altoona,  Pennsylvania. 

Whitehead,  Mary,    Amherst,  Virginia. 

Whitehill,  Helen,  85  East  Thirteenth 
Avenue,  Columbus,  Ohio. 

Whitehill,  JuHann,  85  East  Thir- 
teenth Avenue,  Columbus,  Ohio. 

Whitley,  Dorothy,  416  North  Twenty- 
second  Street,  Birmingham,  Ala- 
bam.a. 

Whitten,  Effie  May,  Amherst,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Whittet,  Bessie,  712  West  Grace 
Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Wieck,  Elaine,  635  Lafayette  Street, 
Baton  Rouge,  Louisiana. 

Wikofif,  Marguerite,  11 14  West  Six- 
teenth Street,  Oklahoma  City,  Ok- 
lahoma. 

123 


Wilcox,  Dorothy,  909  West  Sixth 
Street,  Austin,  Texas. 

Wild,  Frances,  1639  North  Meridian 
Street,  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 

Wilkinson,  Annie,  204  North  State 
Street,  Jackson,  Mississippi. 

Williams,  Amy,  The  Tavern,  Fair- 
mont, West  Virginia. 

Williams,  Bessie,  Amherst,  Virginia. 

Williams,  Cardelle,  Crescent  City, 
Florida. 

Williams,  Evelyn,  Mrs.  Vincent  M. 
Miles,  2609  Broadway,  Little  Rock, 
Arkansas. 

Williams,  Helen,  902  Floyd  Avenue, 
Richmond,  Virginia. 

WilHams,  Irene,  Mrs.  Wm.  Palmer 
Oliver,  630  North  Street,  Cape  Gi- 
rardeau,  Missouri. 

WilHams,  Jessie,  711  East  Morgan 
Street,  Boonville,  Missouri. 

Williams,  MolHe,  Amherst,  Virginia. 

Williams,  Sue,  711  East  Morgan 
Street,  Boonville,  Missouri. 

WilHams,  Virginia,  637  South  Wash- 
ington Street,  Van  Wert,  Ohio. 

Wills,  Anna,  Duncannon,  Pennsyl- 
vania. 

Wilson,  EHzabeth,  367  Washington 
Avenue,  Lexington,  Missouri. 

Wilson,  Grace,  Belton,  Missouri. 

Wilson,  LouHe  (1912),  434  Charlotte 
Avenue,  Rock  Hill,  South  Carolina 
(1916-1917  at  Cathedral  School, 
Orlando,  Florida). 

Wilson,  Lucy,  Belton,  Missouri. 

124 


Wilson,  Katherine,  Lexington,  Mis- 
souri (1916-1917  at  3632  Gilham 
Road,  Kansas  City,  Missouri). 

Wilson,  Margaret,  Mrs.  Ford  Ballan- 
tyne,  Grosse  Pointe  Shores,  Michi- 
gan. 

Wilson,  Martha  KJiox,  Smithfield, 
Virginia. 

Wilson,  Mildred,  Bartow,  Florida. 

Wilson,  Sarah,  Rushmere,  Virginia. 

Wilson,  Sarah,  Mrs.  Thos.  V.  Ma- 
gruder,  1107  South  Twentieth 
Street,  Birmingham,  Alabama. 

Wilson,  Susan,  Belton,  Missouri. 

Wingfield,  Eleanor,  407  West  Frank- 
lin Street,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

Winston,  Elizabeth,  Winston,  Vir- 
ginia. 

Withers,  Katherine,  Roanes,  Glou- 
cester County,  Virginia. 

Wood,    Ella,    Mrs.    Joseph    Stanley 

I    Gibson,  Pasadena,  California. 

Wood,  Eva,  Amherst,  Virginia. 

[Wood,  Isabel,  Park  Street,  Char- 
lottesville, Virginia. 

Woodard,     Elizabeth,     524     Warren 

W'    Crescent,  Norfolk,  Virginia, 
oodbridge,  Laura,  2353  North  Me- 
ridian  Street,  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 
Woodson,    Edith,    Mrs.    John    Sharp 

Ewing,  Vicksburg,  Mississippi. 
Woolf,   Mabel,    11 15   Ninth  Avenue, 

Greely,  Colorado. 
iVorkum,  Hannah,  678  North  Cres- 
cent Avenue,  Avondale,  Cincinnati, 
Ohio. 

125 


Wortham,  Clara  Root,  Laurel 
Heights  Terrace,  San  Antonio, 
Texas 

Wright,  Elizabeth,  1322  South  Thirty- 
fifth  Avenue,  Omaha,  Nebraska. 

Wright,  Eva,  4  West  Dayton  Ave- 
nue, Ridgewood,  New  Jersey. 

Wright,  Linda,  650  Pavonia  Avenue, 
Jersey  City,  New  Jersey. 

Yerkes,  Marian,  Mrs.  E.  H.  Barlow, 
1240  Clinton  Place,  Elizabeth,  New 
Jersey. 

Young,  Frances,  2910  Campbell 
Street,  Kansas  City,  Missouri. 

Zaegel,    Elsie     (1912),    Mrs.    I.    C. 

Thomas,  2108  North  Sixth  Street, 

Sheboygan,  Wisconsin. 
Zeehandelaar,     Lois,    607    Kenmore 

Avenue,  Los  Angeles,  California. 


EDITORS 

Anne  Schutte,  '15 
Margaret  Grant,  '15, 

Business  Manager 

Auce  Swain,  '14, 

Ex  officio 


126 


1